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The document outlines the course CHM 102 (General Chemistry II) offered by the Department of Basic Sciences at Adeleke University, detailing the course description, objectives, procedures, requirements, evaluation methods, and grading system. It includes information about the lecturers, course materials, and a week-by-week outline of topics to be covered. The course aims to introduce students to organic chemistry and its significance, along with practical skills in analysis and presentation.

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chm-102

The document outlines the course CHM 102 (General Chemistry II) offered by the Department of Basic Sciences at Adeleke University, detailing the course description, objectives, procedures, requirements, evaluation methods, and grading system. It includes information about the lecturers, course materials, and a week-by-week outline of topics to be covered. The course aims to introduce students to organic chemistry and its significance, along with practical skills in analysis and presentation.

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ADELEKE UNIVERSITY, EDE

FACULTY OF SCIENCE

DEPARTMENT OF BASIC SCIENCES

B. Sc. CHEMISTRY

COURSE OUTLINE FOR CHM 102 (GENERAL CHEMISTRYII)

LECTURERS:

Dr. K. A. Abdulsalam
Qualifica ons: B.Tech. LAUTECH (Ogbomoso); M.Tech. LAUTECH (Ogbomoso); Ph.D. LAUTECH
(Ogbomoso) Environmental-Analy cal Chemistry
E-mail address: [email protected]

MR. A.A TIAMIYU

Qualifica ons: B.Tech. (LAUTECH); M.Tech. (LAUTECH)

E-mail address: [email protected]


Consulta on Hours: 3-5pm Mondays and 11-12 pm Fridays

Mr. A. P. Onifade
Qualifica ons: B.Sc. (JABU); M.Tech. (FUTA)
E-mail address: [email protected]

Dr A. E. Adeleke
Qualifica ons: B.Tech. (FUTA); M.Tech. (FUTA); Ph.D. (FUTA) Chemistry
E-mail address: [email protected]
Consulta on Hours: 9-11am Tuesdays

CREDIT UNIT: 3 CREDITS

A. Course descrip on

This course is design to introduce students to development and importance of Organic Chemistry;
homologous series; nomenclature, isola on and purifica on of organic compounds; periodic table and
periodicity; and qualita ve and quan ta ve analysis.

B. Course objec ve

A er comple ng the course, students should be able to

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i) Understand the importance of organic Chemistry,

ii) Describe the periodic table and periodicity of elements,

iii) Iden fy and name organic compounds,

iv) Successfully compile and present oral and wri en assignments on specific topics related to
organic chemistry, individually or in groups.

C. Course procedure

The class will be spent in a teaching-dialogue manner, allowing for full and meaningful par cipa on by
students.

D. Materials/Equipment required

Board /flip chart, duster, markers, hand-out, power point projector and computer

E. Course requirement

Regular and punctuality is strictly required. Chea ng in any class exercise, assignment, test and
examina on is prohibited which may a ract an “F” grade and disciplinary ac ons. Class par cipa on is
mandatory; any absence without genuine excuse for more than five mes shall amount to either
withdraw from class or being disallowed to sit for final examina on. Each student is required to
contribute to group assignment as well as to undertake individual assignment.

F. Evalua on

A er each class, assignment will be given to assess the students understanding. A mid-semester test will
be administered and it shall form part of the total grade as well as the end of the semester examina on.

G. Grading system

S/No Item Score %


1 Mid-semester test 15
2 Class assignment 10
3 Quiz 10
4 A endance 5
5 Final Examina on 60
Total 100
H. Course outline

Week 1: Historical survey of the development and importance of Organic Chemistry

Week 2: Nomenclature and classes of organic compounds

Week 3: Nomenclature and classes of organic compounds

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Week 4: Homologous series and func onal groups

Week 5: isola on and purifica on of organic compounds

Week 6; Qualita ve and Quan ta ve analysis of organic compounds

Week 7: Stereochemistry

Week 8: Mid-semester examina on

Week 9: Saturated and Unsaturated hydrocarbons; Determina on of Structures of organic compounds;


Electronic theory in organic chemistry

Week 10: Periodic table and periodic proper es

Week 11: Valence forces; Structure of Solids

Week 12: Chemistry of selected metals

Week 13: Chemistry of selected non-metals

Week 14: Revision

Week 15 and 16: Examina on

Textbooks

Olajire A. A.., Fuji M., Adeoye I. (2000) Introductory Organic Cemistry (second edi on).Ogfat Publica ons.

William B. and Thomas P. (2011) Introduc on to Organic Chemistry (fourth edi on). Wiley

Arun B. and Bahl B.S. (2016) A Textbook of Organic Chemistry (twenty second edi on). S. Chand
Publisher

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