CHE211: Gaseous State
COURSE CONTENTS CHE211
Part I : By Alhaji Kasim
Lecture 1: The physical state of matter
Lecture 2: Measurement of gas pressure, barometer and manometer
Lecture 3: The gas laws: Boyle’s Law, Charles’ Law, equation of state, and partial pressures, ideal gas equation: PV=nRT
Lecture 4: Derivation from Boyle’s and Charles’ la
Lecture 5: Kinetic theory of gases
Lecture 6: Derivation of the fundamental kinetic theory equation from kinetic theory i.e PV=mnC2
Part II By Mr. Ibrahim Sunday
Lecture 1: Distribution of molecular velocities
Lecture 2: Derivation of gas laws from ideal gas equation
Lecture 3: Determination of molecular mass of real gases,the nature of inter-molecular forces & deviations from ideal behaviour.
Lecture 4: The mean free path of gas molecules
Lecture 5 : The heat capacities of gases and equi-partition of energy
Course Goal:
To guide the students in learning the various concepts contained in the course contents and be able to solve problem related to the concepts with at least 95% proficiency.
Course Facilitator:
Sunday Ibrahim,
NCE(Biology/Chemistry), B.Sc.(Ed) Chemistry, M.Ed.(Science Education),PhD(In View)
Science Education Unit, School of Secondary Education (Sciences),
Federal College of Education, Kano.
E-mail: iamachemistryteacher@gmail.com
Course Blog/Website: sundayibrahim.blogspot.com or www.sundayibrahim.com
SMS/ Whatsapp: 09019592130
Office Location: Room 1, New Site, New TETFUND Block adjacent to Staff Secondary, Federal College of Education, Kano-Nigeria
Consultation Hours: 2pm-4:00 pm (Mondays and Thursdays)
Assessment & Grading
S/N |
ITEM |
PERCENTAGE SCORE |
1. |
Quizzes/Tests |
20% |
2 |
Assignment/Project/Presentation |
10% |
3 |
Discussions |
10% |
4 |
Exam |
60% |
Course Delivery Strategy
The course delivery system is composed of both theoretical and practice-based teaching.
· In class lectures and online supplement will be the major methods of course delivery for theoretical aspects.
· For practice-based teaching, students will be assigned into groups(5-10 in a group) with members of the group making a presentations of about 10 minutes each(including presentation and feedback time).
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