Program Overview

Program Overview

The program in question is a professional core course (required) for the major of Polymer Science and Engineering. Through this course, students will master basic knowledge and principles of atomic structure and periodic law, basic theory of chemical bonds, chemical thermodynamics, chemical reaction rate and chemical equilibrium, electrochemical principles, and coordination chemistry. The course aims to train and improve students' basic experimental operation skills, recognize the intersection and fusion of chemistry with other disciplines, and understand the importance of chemistry in promoting social development and technological progress.

Course Details

• Course Name: Inorganic Chemistry II
• English Name: Inorganic Chemistry II
• Course Code: Not specified
• Credits: 4 (with 88 class hours, including 64 theoretical hours and 24 experimental hours)
• Applicable Major: Polymer Science and Engineering
• Course Nature and Attribute: Professional core course/required
• Prerequisite Course: High school chemistry
• Course Management Unit: College of Chemistry
• Course Person in Charge: Li Taohai

Faculty and Staff

• Main Teacher: Li Taohai
• Teacher Team: 1 in total, including Li Taohai
• Professional Title of Li Taohai: Associate Professor
• Department: College of Chemistry
• University: Xiangtan University

Curriculum and Assessment

• The course covers various aspects of inorganic chemistry, including atomic structure, chemical bonds, thermodynamics, reaction kinetics, and electrochemistry.
• Teaching methods and resources are not fully specified but include courseware.
• Examination guidelines and reference materials are part of the course but not detailed in the provided information.

Institutional Context

• College: Xiangtan University
• Faculty: College of Chemistry
• Major: Chemistry
• Curriculum: Polymer Materials and Engineering
• Person in Charge: Li Taohai
• English Name of the Course: Inorganic Chemistry II
• Course Number: Not specified
• Credit: 4 (though there's a discrepancy with 5.5 credits mentioned elsewhere)
• Period: 88 class hours