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Prerequisites: a C or higher in MAC1147 or the equivalent or higher and a passing score on the ALEKS Math placement exam or a C or higher in CHM1025 . Check the Course Catalog for math requirements to continue in general chemistry sequence.  \nThis is a 100% online course. Virtual office hours (via Zoom conference) will be scheduled weekly throughout the semester and can be made by appointment.  \nLog into Canvas and access the course. You should check frequently for new Announcements and/or emails containing important information and reminders. Click on the Syllabus tab. Click on Modules and read all the information under the Orientation section as many of your questions are answered there.  \nCHM 2045 is the first semester of the CHM2045/CHM2045L and CHM2046/CHM2046L sequence. Stoichiometry, atomic and molecular structure, the states of matter, reaction rates and equilibria. A minimum grade of C is required to progress to CHM2046 . (P)  \nBy the end of this course, students will be able to describe and apply the scientific method, and describe and apply skills to solving problems including those involving multi-step mathematical sequences. Students will acquire knowledge generally of the field of chemistry, and will be able to connect this knowledge to principles that govern the natural world.  \nSpecifically, students will be able to:  \n1. Classify and describe the properties, types, and changes of matter. Characterize, predict formulas for, and name ionic and molecular compounds.  \n2. Analyze physical processes in chemical sciences and identify the principles of those processes to make predictions of chemical behavior.  \n3. Solve chemical problems, involving unit conversions, reaction stoichiometry, solutions, gas laws, thermochemistry, and kinetics.  \n4. Describe the principles of quantum theory and use them to evaluate atomic and molecular structure, periodic trends, and bonding theories.  \n5. 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