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INTRODUCTION

Chemistry is the science in charge of studying all the phenomena that occur in matter. In the chemistry course, we will take students on a journey where the different discoveries, theories and laws that strengthen the scientific advances and the experimental practice that are the basis in this learning process will be shown.

GENERAL OBJECTIVE

The  objectives for PAI chemistry is to promote in the student an analytical, inquiring and flexible mentality to pose questions, solve problems, elaborate explanations and judge arguments where:

• They develop skills to design and conduct investigations, evaluate evidence, and reach conclusions, reflecting on learning experiences and making informed decisions.

• They understand and consider science and its implications as a human activity that has benefits and limitations.

METHODOLOGY

•Master class

• Inquiries

• Workshops

• Practice by simulators

• Guided projects

 CONTENT AND CONCEPTS

Unit 1: Stoichiometry:

·       Mole concept

·       Avogadro's number.

·       Percent composition.

·       Solutions and problems relating to concentrations.

Unit 2: Inorganic chemistry:

·       Types of chemical reactions.

·       Inorganic functions.

·       Ions

·       Nomenclature

Unit 3: Gases laws:

·       Kinetic molecular theory

·       Conversions for temperature and pressure

·       Graphing and calculations

Unit 4: Redox reactions:

·       Definition of oxidation and reduction (electron transfer)

·       Rules for assigning oxidation numbers.

·       Definition of oxidizing agent and reducing agent

·       Half reactions

·       Reactivity series

·       Factors (for example, concentration, types of electrodes) that effect cell voltage