CHEM 1115 (General Inorganic and Organic Chemistry)

Subject Orientation
Gerardo V. Ilagan, R.Ch
Faculty, Department of Chemistry
VMGO of the CLSU 1
 Vision of the University

Central Luzon State University (CLSU) as a

world-class national University for science
and technology in agriculture and allied fields.

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 Mission of the University

CLSU shall develop globally competitive, work-ready,

socially-responsible and empowered human
resources who value life-long learning, and to
generate, disseminate, and apply knowledge and
technologies for poverty alleviation, environmental
protection, and sustainable development.
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 Quality Policy Statements

Excellent service to humanity is our commitment.

We are committed to develop globally–competent and empowered human

resources, and to generate knowledge and technologies for inclusive societal
development.
We are dedicated to uphold CLSU’s core values and principles, comply with
statutory and regulatory standards and continuously improve the effectiveness of
our quality management systems.
Mahalaga ang inyong tinig upang higit na mapahusay ang kalidad ng aming
paglilingkod.

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Course Information 2
 CHEM 1115 Lecture

Course Name: General Inorganic and Organic Chemistry (Lecture)

Course Description: Introductory course to General Inorganic and Organic Chemistry with
emphasis on the structure and properties of molecules of life. It deals also with the
chemical reactions in the living organisms especially to human mind.
Credit: 5 units (3 units lecture, 2 units laboratory)
Pre-Requisite: None
Class Hours: 3 hours lecture, 6 hours Laboratory

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Instructor Information 3
 Gerardo V. Ilagan, R. Ch
Academic Rank: Instructor I

Education: BS Chemistry (2012)

Central Luzon State University
Office Address: Department of Chemistry;

Email Address: gerardo.ilagan@clsu2.edu.ph

Consultation Hours: Tuesday, Thursday and Friday (1:00-5:00pm)
Areas of Expertise: Laboratory Management, Waste Management, Instrumental
Analysis
Research Interest: Nanotechnology, Agricultural Chemistry, Materials Science

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COURSE OUTCOMES 4
 Course Outcome 1

▸ Discuss the CLSU mission, vision and the goals and

objectives and relate these to General Inorganic and
Organic Chemistry

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 Course Outcome 2

▸ Introduction to Chemistry, numbers and measurements,

and demonstrate an understanding of the atomic
structure, how electrons are distributed in an atom, Lewis
structure, formal charges, resonance structure, atomic
structure and chemistry of carbon.

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 Course Outcome 3

▸ Describe and explain the chemical bonding theory and the

nature of chemical bonds in the structure of organic
molecules of life.

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 Course Outcome 4

▸ Classify, write and name the different classes of organic

molecules based on their functional groups, identify their
properties and relate these properties to their application
and occurrence in living organisms.

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 Course Outcome 5

▸ Discuss the major biomolecules of life and identify the

functional groups present in their structures, their
sources.

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 Course Outcome 6

▸ Demonstrate an understanding of the major classes of

organic reactions in the living organism especially to
human mind

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COURSE OUTLINE 5
 Course Outline

▸ Introduction to CLSU VMGO, and Subject Orientation

▹ CLSU Mission, Vision Goals and Objectives
▹ Course Orientation, guidelines and policies

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 Course Outline

▸ Introduction to Chemistry
▹ Matter, Properties, changes
▹ Units of Measurement, Numbers of Measurement and Unit
Conversion
▹ Atomic Structure and Quantum theory
▹ Electronic configuration
▹ Lewis structure of molecules and charged molecules
▹ Formal charge
▹ Resonance structure
▹ Periodic trends important in understanding the structure of
organic compounds
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 Course Outline

▸ Bonding in Chemistry
▹ Ionic and Covalent Bonding
▹ Types and properties of covalent bonds
▹ Polarity of molecules
▹ Chemistry of Carbon
▹ Development of chemical bonding theory: Valence
Bond theory and Molecular orbital theory

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 Course Outline

▸ Bonding in Chemistry
▹ Hybridization and atomic orbitals
▹ Geometry (VSEPR) and shape of organic molecules in
the living organism
▹ Bond length, bond angle, dissociation energy
▹ Intermolecular and intramolecular attractive forces
▹ Lewis and Bronsted-Lowry concept of acid and bases

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 Course Outline

▸ Classification of Organic Compounds

▹ Naming Organic Compounds
▹ Writing structures of Organic Compounds and
Isomerism
▹ Properties, application and occurrence of organic
compounds
▹ Hydrocarbons

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 Course Outline

▸ Classification of Organic Compounds

▹ Saturated
▹ Unsaturated
▹ Substituted hydrocarbons
▹ Alcohols
▹ Alkyl Halides
▹ Aldehydes
▹ Ketones
▹ Carboxylic Acids and Derivatives
▹ Amines and Derivatives
▹ Aromatic hydrocarbons and derivatives
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 Course Outline

▸ Major biomolecules of life

▹ Carbohydrates
▹ Proteins
▹ Lipids
▹ Nucleic Acids

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 Course Outline

▸ Major Types of Organic Reactions

▹ Addition
▹ Elimination
▹ Substitution
▹ Oxidation-Reaction
▹ Rearrangement
▹ Condensation/polymerization

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 Course Evaluation
Lecture (66%)
Course Outcome
Assessment Task Weight (%)
CO1 Reaction Paper 2
Quiz 1 3
CO2 Quiz 2 3
Long Quiz 1 4
Quiz 3 3
CO3 Term Paper 1: 5

First Term Examination 10

Quiz 4 3
Assignment 1 2
Quiz 5 3
CO4 Assignment 2 2
Term Paper 2: 5
Long Quiz No. 2 5

Second Term Examination 15

Assignment 3 2
CO5 Quiz 6 3
Oral Group Report 1 5
Assignment 4 2
CO6 Quiz 7 3
Long Quiz 3 5
Final Examination 15
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MINIMUM AVERAGE FOR SATISFACTORY PERFORMANCE = 40
 Passing Grade
Range Grade

▸ Passing: 40 % 93.34-100.00
86.68-93.33
1.00
1.25
80.01-86.67 1.50
73.34-80.00 1.75
66.68-73.33 2.00
60.01-66.67 2.25
53.34-60.00 2.50
46.68-53.35 2.75
40.00-46,67 3.00
38.50-39.99 4.00
Below 40% 5.00

Final Grade= (2/3*Lec Grade) + (1/3*Lab Grade)

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 Thanks!
If you have any questions, you
can reach thru my email at
gerardo.ilagan@clsu2.edu.ph.,
gvilagan@clsu.edu.ph or through
my mobile number Molybdovanadate standard solution
used in analysis of Phosphorus using
UV Vis Spectroscopy
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