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课程名称：Dr. K的核化学基础 课程概述：该课程涵盖核化学的基础知识，适合首次大学化学课程学习者，前提是已完成一年的普通化学课程。学生们可以访问丰富的补充材料，所有资料均可在资源文件夹中找到。课程包括6小时的讲座，附带每节讲座的可下载音频mp3文件。几乎所有讲座都有相应的练习作业，学生可在资源文件夹中测试对材料的理解。此外，每个练习作业还提供详细的答案钥匙。讲座中呈现的图表和表格同样可供下载。课程的内容与我在Udemy上提供的两门普通化学课程一样全面。 本课程假设学生已经完成了普通化学I和II课程。虽然不需要熟悉所有相关主题，但需对原子结构、单位转换（特别是从质量到摩尔的转换）、一阶动力学和化学计量有良好理解。由于核衰变遵循一阶动力学，因此熟悉自然对数和指数函数会更有利。课程仅涉及核化学的基础知识，不要求计算微分学，实际上并非所有主题都涉及数学。对核化学各方面感兴趣的学习者，尤其是那些在以往学习中没有接触过核化学的人，都会发现此课程十分有益。
This course covers the basics of Nuclear Chemistry, as it may be taught in a first-year college chemistry course if there is time to do so. A year of General Chemistry will provide the necessary background.Students in this course have access to ample supplemental material, all of which will be found in the Resource Folders. In addition to the 6 hours of lectures, downloadable audio mp3 files of each lecture are included. For nearly all lectures, a Practice Assignment where you can test your understanding of the material can be found in the Resource Folder. Also included is a detailed answer key for each Practice Assignment. Any graphs, figures or tables presented in the lectures are also available as downloadable files. The content of this course is as extensive as both of my General Chemistry courses that are also available on Udemy.This course assumes that you have completed General Chemistry I & II college courses. While you will not need to be familiar with all topics covered in those courses, you should have a good understanding of atomic structure, converting between different units, particularly between mass and moles, first-order kinetics and stoichiometry. Because nuclear decay follows first-order kinetics, familiarity with natural logarithms and exponential functions is a plus. Since this course covers only the basics of Nuclear Chemistry, calculus is not required. In fact, not every topic in this course will involve math. Anyone who is interested in learning about various aspects of this topic may find this course beneficial, especially if you had no exposure to Nuclear Chemistry in your studies.
