CHEM1002 - Resources for Week 13  
     
    
			
			
			
			
   
	
			
			
   
  
			
			
			
			
	
	
            
            
            
            
 
	 
  
  
	 
  
	 
  
 
 
	
     
  Topics and Learning Outcomes  
  
    
			
 
				Metals in Biology  
				
	        		
				         list the important molecular building blocks of living systems  
					
				         identify essential, toxic and medicinal elements  
					
				         explain the typical roles of metals in the body  
					
				         relate the medicinal uses of metals to their coordination chemistry  
					
				         recognize the role of coordination chemistry in drug design  
					
			     
				 
			 
		
			 
				Kinetics  
				
	        		
				         determine the rate law from experimental data  
					
				         identify the reaction order from the rate law  
					
				         use the integrated rate law and half life for 1st  order reactions  
					
				         recognize the effect of temperature on reaction rates and be able to use the Arrhenius equation in calculations  
					
				         recognize that chemical reactions result from multistep processes called reaction mechanisms  
					
				         recognize the role of activation energy and collision frequency in determining rates  
					
				         know how catalysts effect the rate of reactions without altering equilibrium constants  
					
			     
				 
			 
		
    
   
  Textbook and eBook References  
  
    
references are to:   [main text] Blackman, Bottle, Schmid, Mocerino and Wille, Chemistry , 3rd  Edition, 2015 (John Wiley)  
  [fundamentals focused alternative] Blackman, Bridgeman, Lawrie, Southam, Thompson and Williamson, Chemistry: Core Concepts , 2015 (John Wiley)  
  
        
        
        the eBook reference is free and is  taken from high quality sources.
         
    
   
  Lecture Notes, Tutorial Worksheets & Answers and Suggested Exam Questions  
  
  ChemCAL and iChem Resources  
  
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