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Provides daily session breakdowns from June 2 to June 9 with two 30–45 minute lectures each day, covering core topics including high school chemistry, atomic and molecular structure, gases, condensed matter, thermodynamics, equilibria, mixing, acids and bases, and electrochemistry. Includes testing plan with a practice MCAT-portion exam and a final additional MCAT-style exam, plus guidance on organization, studying only test-unknown problems, and using the instructor’s CH301/CH302 web resources.","The Syllabus and Course Content of the Chemistry Portion of Your Course  \nInstructor: Dave Laude  \nClass meeting time and location: Welch 2.224 from 10 till 11:30 each day  \nContact: e-­‐mail to dalaude@mail. utexas.edu  \nOffice Hours: From 11:30 till 12:30 in GEA 105 each day after class (starting Friday)  \nChemistry Daily Schedule—note there are two 30 to 45 minute lectures each day.  \nJune 2  \nSession 1: Exam Preparation—math skills, study techniques, test taking  \nSession 2: High School Chemistry—stiochiometry, descriptive chemistry, chemical reactions  \nJune 3:  \nSession 3: The Atom—quantum mechanics, electronic configurations, periodic table trends  \nSession 4: The Molecule—bonding and chemical structures  \nJune 6:  \nSession 5: Gases— kinetic molecular theory, gas law calculations, kinetics  \nSession 6: Condensed Matter—intermolecular forces, properties of liquids and solids  \nJune 7  \nSession 7: Thermodynamics—chemical systems, state functions, heat and work, spontaneity  \nSession 8: Equilibria—phase changes, colligative properties, law of mass action, LeChatelier  \nJune 8  \nSession 9: Mixing—theory of mixing, solution concentration, solubility equilbria  \nSession 10: Acids and Bases—theory, equilibria and calculations  \nJune 9  \nSession 11: Electrochemistry—redox reactions, electrochemical cells, cell current and potential  \nSession 12: Passages—strategies for working problems across content areas  \nTwo chances to test your knowledge in real testing environment.  \nA practice version of the chemistry portion of the MCAT will be given on Thursday, June 9th from 7 till 8 pm. Right afterward from 8 till 9 pm Dr. Laude will work through the exam answering questions and offering strategy tips.  \nThe final exam for this course will be an additional MCAT-­‐style exam covering the physical science and biological science content taught during the six weeks. It will be given from 9 am until noon on Saturday, July 9th.  \nTHREE INCREDIBLY IMPORTANT THINGS TO UNDERSTAND ABOUT A COURSE WITH THIS STRUCTURE  \nYou have been given far more material than you can manage in a week. Don’t fall apart trying to work every problem and watch every video. My web site isn’t going away.  \nGet organized. The only problems worth studying are the ones on a test that you don’t know how to do. Random disorganized study will actually make things worse.  \nYou will get out of this course what you put into it. This is a platitude but sadly, it is true.  \nThoughts on How to Approach the six days of Dr. Laude’s Section of the Course:  \nDr. Laude’s web site is a wealth of information to study general chemistry.  \n[http://laude.cm.utexas.edu/courses/](http://laude.cm.utexas.edu/courses/)  \nUnderstand that it is material used to teach CH301 and CH302 at UT Austin from an honors chemistry test. So not all of the material is relevant to the MCAT. Moreover, not all of the material is stuff you need to study—you may already know it!!  \nNote that the introductory review material, atoms and molecules, states of matter, and thermodynamics are found In the CH301 link. Equilibria, acid base chemistry, kinetics and electrochemistry are found in the CH302 link.  \nWhat you might use from the CH301 and 302 links:  \n• About 50 “Daily Lectures Notes” that describe the typical chapters in a general chemistry text.  \n• About 40 “Worksheets” with answer keys that allow you to practice the concepts in the lectures.  \n• About 1000 “Videoclips” that are 2 to 5 minute (20 to 100 MB) Quicktime videos of what Dr. Laude would say in a lecture. Fairly decent descriptions of what the video is about are found in the link name. Most videos should be working. Some may not be—let me know if you find a dead link. You can either watch these links as specific ways to answer questions within a topic area or one after another within a lecture to get the equivalent of about an hour of formal lecture.  \nOne or two homework sets for each set of lectures is found on Quest. 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