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Final Exam Objectives
In addition to the objectives associated with Exams 1 and 2, the final exam will address these:
| 1 | The student will be able to discuss energy and the units associated with potential energy, kinetic energy, force, distance, "PV" work, pressure, change in internal energy, work, and heat. |
| 2 | The student will be able to discuss and define systems and surroundings. |
| 3 | The student will be able to discuss exothermic and endothermic processes. |
| 4 | The student will be able to discuss work being done on/by the system and heat transferred to/from the system. |
| 5 | The student will be able to discuss and use specific heat capacities. |
| 6 | The student will be able discuss and use the standard enthalpy of formation and reaction. |
| 7 | The student will be able to calculate and discuss frequencies, wavelengths, and energies of electromagnetic radiation. |
| 8 | The student will be able to discuss and use Planck's hypothesis. |
| 9 | The student will be able to discuss and use De Broglie's theory of electron waves. |
| 10 | The student will be able to discuss wavefunctions and energy levels. |
| 11 | The student will be able to determine and discuss quantum numbers and the shape of s, p and d orbitals. |
| 12 | The student will be able to discuss electron spin and the Pauli Principle. |
| 13 | The student will be able to predict the electron configurations of the elements that obey the normal Aufbau (building-up) rules up to the element Kr. |
| 14 | The student will be able to discuss the variation of atomic properties in the Periodic Table. |