Module 2: Introduction to Quantitative Chemistry

Chemists must be able to quantify reactions in order to make predictions about yields, and communicate  using nomenclature, genres and modes unique to the discipline. 

Using the mole concept, you will have the opportunity to select and use appropriate mathematical representations to solve problems, make predictions and calculate the mass of reactants and products, whether solid, liquid or gas. You will further develop understanding of the universal language of chemistry. You will be introduced to the idea that science is a global enterprise that relies on clear communication, international conventions, peer review and reproducibility.

You will focus on designing and evaluating investigations that enable you to obtain quantitative data to help you solve problems related to quantitative chemistry.