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University Study Skills
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Module 1
Chemical Foundations, Water, and pH
1
Rearranging Biochemical Equations with Scientific Notation and Logarithms
Use scientific notation and base-10 logarithms to rearrange simple biochemical equations.
Use scientific notation and base-10 logarithms to rearrange simple biochemical equations.
2
Molarity Calculations and Single-Step Dilutions
Calculate molarity and perform single-step solution dilutions.
Calculate molarity and perform single-step solution dilutions.
3
Common Biomolecular Functional Groups and Their Chemical Properties
Draw the common functional groups found in biomolecules and identify their characteristic chemical properties.
Draw the common functional groups found in biomolecules and identify their characteristic chemical properties.
4
Assigning Formal Charges in Biomolecules
Assign formal charges to simple biomolecular structures at a specified protonation state.
Assign formal charges to simple biomolecular structures at a specified protonation state.
5
Predicting Molecular Polarity and Noncovalent Interactions
Predict molecular polarity and likely noncovalent interactions from a chemical structure.
Predict molecular polarity and likely noncovalent interactions from a chemical structure.
6
Hydrogen Bonding and the Hydrophobic Effect in Biomolecules
Explain how hydrogen bonding and the hydrophobic effect govern the behavior of biomolecules in water.
Explain how hydrogen bonding and the hydrophobic effect govern the behavior of biomolecules in water.
7
Calculating pH and pOH of Strong-Acid and Strong-Base Solutions
Calculate pH or pOH for simple strong-acid and strong-base solutions.
Calculate pH or pOH for simple strong-acid and strong-base solutions.
8
Calculating Buffer Composition with the Henderson–Hasselbalch Equation
Use the Henderson–Hasselbalch equation to calculate buffer composition at a specified pH.
Use the Henderson–Hasselbalch equation to calculate buffer composition at a specified pH.
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