Genap 2020/2021

The objectives of this subject are to develop professional competency of students as chemistry teacher candidate by (A) apply basic prerequisite conceptions for inorganic chemistry of metal containing substances which include thermodynamic stability especially on phase changes and redox reactions, crystalline substances, extended acid concepts of Lewis theory, coordination and organometallic compounds;   and (B) mastering basic  inorganic chemistry aspects including the history of element discovery, existence in nature, isolation, the properties and uses of elements; compounds, their properties and uses of compounds containing metal elements namely alkali and alkaline earth metals, aluminum, tin and lead, first series transition metals, and some transition metals, others namely gold and silver, cadmium and mercury; (C) introduction of organometallic compounds. In addition to academic and professional competences, this course also strengthens students' personal and social competences in the context of (1) having faith in God Almighty; (2) respect for human values ​​based on religion, morals and ethics; (6) cooperate and have social sensitivity and concern for the community and the environment; (8 and 10) internalize the values, norms, and academic ethics as well as the Tri Hita Karana. In attending this lecture, students are expected to actively participate in building the knowledge and abilities of these study topics according to the semester lecture plan.