Chemistry is widely recognized as a fundamental component within the annals of scientific history and the modern global landscape. The field of general chemistry encompasses the study of the reactivity shown by elements and their compounds. Additionally, it offers a comprehensive examination of the fundamental principles that form the basis of the discipline of chemistry. As such, it serves as the foundational component of the basic scientific education provided to aspiring chemists. The foundational education in the field of chemistry for aspiring scientists. This course encompasses the exploration of theoretical advancements and use mathematical methodologies to comprehend specific concepts within the realm of structural chemistry. This course is designed to serve as an excellent educational resource for undergraduate students, particularly those pursuing a first degree in science (L1). Its primary focus is on providing comprehensive instruction in general chemistry within the context of matter sciences and technology, as well as related fields such as medical and biological sciences. The curriculum for Science and Technology students delineates this course into six distinct chapters.
Chapter I: Fundamental Concepts
Chapter II: Fundamental Components of Matter
Chapter III: Radioactivity and Nuclear Reactions.
Chapter IV: The Electronic Structure of the Atom
Chapter V: The Periodic Classification of Elements
Chapter VI: The Nature of Chemical Bonds