KE501S: Kemi 1 – Fundamental Chemistry – Chemical Synthesis (1 ECTS)

STADS: 10005931

Level
Bachelor course

Teaching period
The course is offered in the autumn semester.
2nd quarter.

Teacher responsible
Email: mip@ifk.sdu.dk
Email: pon@ifk.sdu.dk

Timetable
Group Type Day Time Classroom Weeks Comment
S1 TL Thursday 08-12 U10b 47
S1 TL Thursday 08-12 Lab 5 & 6 49-50
S2 TL Monday 08-12 U10b 47
S2 TL Monday 08-12 Lab 5 & 6 49-50
S3 TL Friday 14-18 U10b 47
S3 TL Friday 14-18 Lab 5 & 6 49-50
S4 TL Wednesday 08-12 U10b 47
S4 TL Wednesday 08-12 Lab 5 & 6 49-50
S5 TL Friday 08-12 U10b 47
S5 TL Friday 08-12 Lab 5 & 6 49-50
S6 TL Thursday 14-18 U10b 47
S6 TL Thursday 14-18 Lab 5 & 6 49-50
S8 TL Tuesday 08-12 U10b 48
S8 TL Tuesday 08-12 Lab 5 & 6 51
S8 TL Thursday 08-12 Lab 5 & 6 48
S9 TL Tuesday 14-18 U10b 48
S9 TL Tuesday 14-18 Lab 5 & 6 51
S9 TL Thursday 14-18 Lab 5 & 6 48
S10 TL Wednesday 14-18 U10b 47
S10 TL Wednesday 14-18 Lab 5 & 6 49-50
S11 TL Tuesday 08-12 U10b 47
S11 TL Tuesday 08-12 Lab 5 & 6 49-50
S12 TL Tuesday 14-18 U10b 47
S12 TL Tuesday 14-18 Lab 5 & 6 49-50
S13 TL Monday 14-18 U10b 47
S13 TL Monday 14-18 Lab 5 & 6 49-50
S18 TL Monday 13-17 U10b 48
S18 TL Monday 13-17 Lab 5 & 6 51
S18 TL Wednesday 08-12 Lab 5 & 6 48
T1 TL Monday 08-12 U10b 48
T1 TL Monday 08-12 Lab 5 & 6 51
T1 TL Wednesday 13-17 Lab 5 & 6 48
T2 TL Monday 13-17 U10b 48
T2 TL Monday 13-17 Lab 5 & 6 51
T2 TL Wednesday 08-12 Lab 5 & 6 48
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Comment:
2. kvartal

Prerequisites:
None

Academic preconditions:
None.

Course introduction
The aim of the course is to provide the students with knowledge of practical organic chemistry at such a level that the acquired knowledge can contribute to the theoretical understanding of fundamental chemistry and to a general understanding of experimental science.

Qualifications
The students will obtain a practical insight in experimental synthesis and hereby develop their ability to participate in experimental work in general and to connect observations with conclusions. Moreover, their ability to work independently and safely in an experimental laboratory will be strengthened.

Expected learning outcome
At the end of the course, the students are expected to be able to:
  • work independently and following the security rules in a organic chemical laboratory including safe handling of chemicals.
  • relate theoretical knowledge within basic organic chemistry to practical experiments and observations.
  • conduct analytical experiments that leads to the identification of an simple unknown organic compound, including solubility, acidic/basic properties and reactivity towards oxidation and hydrolysis, as well as the analysis of 13C NMR spectra.
  • relate structural formula to molecular structure by simple computer simulations.
Subject overview
Organic identification including the relation between organic molekcular structures to chemical and physical properties og the following identification of unknown compounds. Molecular computer modeling.

Literature
There isn't any litterature for the course at the moment.

Website
This course uses e-learn (blackboard).

Prerequisites for participating in the exam
None

Assessment and marking:
  1. Continuous evaluation (including both report and active participation). Participation in 8 hours laboratory exercises and 4 hours computer exercises. Approval of two written reports. Evaluated jointly. Internal evaluation by the teacher, pass/fail.
Expected working hours
The teaching method is based on three phase model.
 - Laboratory exercises: 12 hours
 - Other: 4 timer af laboratorieøvelserne afholdes som computerøvelser. hours
 - Laboratory exercises: 12 hours
 - Other: 4 timer af laboratorieøvelserne afholdes som computerøvelser. hours

Educational activities

Language
This course is taught in Danish.

Remarks
This Course is a part of KE501 and i included in the final 10 ECTS.

Course enrollment
See deadline of enrolment.

Tuition fees for single courses
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