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Quick Facts

Medium Of Instructions	Mode Of Learning	Mode Of Delivery
English	Self Study	Video and Text Based

Course Overview

Introduction to Chemistry: Structures and Solutions certification is a beginner-level programme requiring only 17 hours that is conducted over 7 weeks. The course content has been built by Duke University whereas the completion certificate is the department of the online provider Coursera.

Introduction to Chemistry: Structures and Solutions training is an introductory level course that can even be suitable to candidates who have zero or limited knowledge of chemistry. This certification course belongs to the course category of physical science and engineering on Coursera. The introductory concepts will be available to the candidates in the form of short reading, or videos, or even practice exercises. Both the course, and its mentors are wonderful, and thus the participants will learn the concepts with ease throughout this online course.

The Highlights

7 weeks programme
100% online course
17 hours of classes
Learning by self
Beginner course level
10 subtitles available
Certificate by Coursera

Programme Offerings

Online Course
Shareable Certificate
Flexible Deadlines
assignments
English Course
10 Subtitles Available
Lectures
videos
Readings
Practice Exercises
Final Exam

Courses and Certificate Fees

Fees Informations	Certificate Availability	Certificate Providing Authority
INR 2418	yes	Coursera

The Introduction to Chemistry: Structures and Solutions certification fee that is charged from the students is Rs. 2,418 so that they get completion certificates, but in the case, they do not wish to get certified they are allowed to take up the free version.

Introduction to Chemistry: Structures and Solutions Fee Structure

Description	Amount
Full Course, No Certificate	Free
Full Course, With Certificate	Rs. 2,418

Eligibility Criteria

Educational Qualification

Knowing Vietnamese, Portuguese (European), English, Italian, Hebrew, Spanish, French, German, Arabic, and Russian, and, will

Certification Qualifying Details

For the Introduction to Chemistry: Structures and Solutions certification by Coursera, participants will require completion of all the videos, readings, and a final exam.

What you will learn

Knowledge of Chemistry

With the Introduction to Chemistry: Structures and Solutions certification syllabus the different concepts like phases of matter, atomic structure, molecular structure, will be emphasized. This along with goal preparation for students of further chemistry will also be taught.

Admission Details

The Introduction to Chemistry: Structures and Solutions admission process is as follows:

Step 1: Visit the official website:https://www.coursera.org/learn/basic-chemistry.

Step 2: Then, as a part of the next step, locate the ‘Join for free’ button.

Step 3: As the button is found students should click it, and make accounts for signing into Coursera.

Step 4: The moment the candidates log into their accounts, admission is automatically provided, and to access the course with a certificate some fee has to be paid.

Application Details

Just signing up onto Coursera will be considered a step towards the application of the course, as we do not find any long application form that Coursera asks to be completed by the participants.

The Syllabus

Videos

1.0 Introduction
1.1 Scientific Method
1.2 Measurement and Significant Figures Part I
1.3 Measurement and Significant Figures Part II
1.4 Energy Part I
1.5 Energy Part II
1.6 [DEMO] Physical Change
1.7 [DEMO] Chemical Change

Videos

Light Waves
[DEMO] Blackbody Radiation
Light Wave Particle Duality
Atom Emission Spectra
Bohr Model Part I
[Demo] Colored Flames
Bohr Model Part II

Practice Exercise

Week 1 Exercises

Videos

Introduction to Quantum Numbers Part I
Introduction to Quantum Numbers Part II
Electron Configurations
Core and Valence Electrons
Introduction to Lewis Structures
Lewis Dot Structure Construction
Bond Order, Expanded Octet

Practice Exercise

Week 2 Exercise

Videos

Simple Structure, Formal Charge and Resonance Part I
Simple Structure, Formal Charge and Resonance Part II
Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion Part I
Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion Part II
Sigma and Pi Bonds
Hybridization

Practice Exercises

Week 3 Exercise
First Advanced Problem Set

Videos

[DEMO] Compressibility and Pressure
[DEMO] Gas Phase
Ideal Gas Law
Gas Law: Partial Pressure
The Importance of Thermal Energy
Phases of Matter, Liquids

Practice Exercise

Week 4 Exercise

Videos

Intermolecular Forces
Phase Changes Part I
Phase Changes Part II
Solids Part I
Solids Part II
Solids Part III

Practice Exercise

Week 5 Exercise

Videos

2.1 Introduction to Solutions Part I
2.2 Introduction to Solutions Part II
2.3 [Demo] Electrolytes
2.4 Dissolution and the Solubility Product Constant Part I
2.5 Dissolution and the Solubility Product Constant Part II
2.6 Solubility Rules
Solution Review
Solutions: Factor Affecting Solubility
Solutions: Calculations & Dilutions Part I
Solutions: Calculations & Dilutions Part II
[Interview] Dr. Dubay Interview

Practice Exercises

Week 6 Exercise
Second Advanced Problem Set

Practice Exercises

Final Exam Part A (12 Questions)
Final Exam Part B (12 Questions)

Evaluation process

During the final week which is the 7th week, the candidates have to attend the last component which is the final exam. This exam is divided into part A, and part B which are both 30 minutes each consisting of 12 questions to attend.

Instructors

Duke University, Durham Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

1: Can participants share their certificates with URLs?

Yes, every certificate that is provided by Coursera has unique URLs that get generated so URL sharing is possible.

2: Will credit or debit cards be charged continuously until the subscription is cancelled for the Introduction to Chemistry: Structures and Solutions programme?

Until, and unless the subscription is cancelled by the participants the cards will be charged regularly.

3: Into how many weeks is the programme split into?

The programme is found to be split into 7 whole weeks.

4: Can the candidate rewatch the videos of the Introduction to Chemistry: Structures and Solutions certification course?

Rewatching is a feature that is provided by Coursera for its applicants.

5: What is the format for questions during the quizzes on Coursera?

The question format is Multiple Choice Questions.