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Prerequisites: a C or higher in CHM 2045 and MAC1147 or the equivalent. Students who completed CHM 2045 or equivalent at another institution should consult a chemistry advisor before registering for this course.  \nThis is a 100% online course. Virtual office hours (zoom conferences) will be scheduled at various times 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.  \nThe second semester of the CHM 2045/CHM 2045L and CHM 2046/CHM 2046L sequence. Students who completed CHM 2045 or equivalent at another institution should consult a chemistry advisor before registering for this course. Acids and bases, additional aspects of chemical equilibria, thermodynamics, electrochemistry, complex ions and descriptive chemistry. (P)  \nAs both a general education requirement and major’s course CHM 2046 serves to teach the scientific method, skills for problem solving, general chemistry knowledge, and a connection to the principles that govern the natural world.  \nSpecifically, students will be able to:  \n1. Clearly communicate in writing information derived from course related readings about the major concepts and themes in the chemical sciences.  \n2. Evaluate of the principles of chemical kinetics; analyze and solve related problems.  \n3. Apply knowledge of the fundamental principles of chemical, acid/base, and aqueous equilibria to perform related calculations and make predictions of system behavior.  \n4. Describe and apply the fundamental principles of thermodynamics and electrochemical systems.  \n5. Describe the properties of complex ions and coordination compounds. 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