Math in Chemistry Part 2

This stand-alone course is the second of three courses in a Math in Chemistry series. We will pick up with single-step dimensional analysis to lay the foundation for two and three steps. Each question is within the context of chemistry. This provides practice with word problems within the language of chemistry, both of which can be challenging. 

We will,
-solving single-step dimensional and multi-step dimensional analysis problems
-use problems in the context of chemistry, including stoichiometry (grams-grams)

I have a conversational style of teaching that engages each student. Learners can ask questions and interact with the lesson. In addition, they will have access to a Google document that allows them to complete their work online or print before class based on their preference. Access to the document is provided at enrollment. 

The first course is not a prerequisite for this one. But students should have basic knowledge of the rules for significant figures and how to use algebra to solve for a variable.