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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.
2
Molarity Calculations and Single-Step 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.
4
Assigning Formal Charges in Biomolecules
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.
6
Hydrogen Bonding and the Hydrophobic Effect in Biomolecules
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.
8
Calculating Buffer Composition with the Henderson–Hasselbalch Equation
Use the Henderson–Hasselbalch equation to calculate buffer composition at a specified pH.
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