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El enlace químico y las interacciones moleculares (edX)

El enlace químico y las interacciones moleculares (edX)

Aprenderemos a identificar los tipos de enlace presentes en los compuestos químicos y a relacionar la estructura de éstos con sus propiedades. Los materiales que utilizamos diariamente y los objetos que nos rodean están formados por sustancias químicas cuyas propiedades, aplicaciones y transformaciones dependen del tipo de enlace que las caracteriza. El tipo de enlace condiciona la interacción entre las moléculas de un compuesto.

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El estudio del enlace típico de un compuesto y de las interacciones entre sus moléculas es competencia de la Química, una materia básica que se estudia en muchas titulaciones universitarias. Este curso va dirigido a los alumnos que acceden a la Universidad, especialmente aquellos que no han cursado Química y que requieren de los conocimientos básicos en estos aspectos.

En este curso aprenderás a identificar los tipos de enlace que pueden presentarse en los diferentes compuestos químicos y a predecir qué tipo de enlace predomina en un compuesto en base a las características de los elementos que lo constituyen. Así mismo, podrás deducir qué enlace presenta un compuesto observando sus características y comportamiento. Profundizarás en el estudio del enlace covalente y entenderás la relación entre las interacciones moleculares y las propiedades físicas de los compuestos. En definitiva, adquirirás las habilidades necesarias para reconocer todo tipo de enlaces y relacionar la estructura de un compuesto con las propiedades físicas que manifiesta.
En el curso trataremos:

  • Enlace químico y tipos
  • Enlace iónico y metálico
  • Enlace covalente. Geometría y propiedades de las moléculas
  • Interacciones moleculares

This course is part of the Fundamentos de Química XSeries

What you'll learn:

  • Aprenderás a identificar los tipos de enlace que pueden presentarse en los diferentes compuestos químicos
  • Aprenderás a predecir qué tipo de enlace predomina en un compuesto en base a las características de los elementos que lo constituyen
  • Podrás deducir qué enlace presenta un compuesto observando sus características y comportamiento
  • Profundizarás en el estudio del enlace covalente y entenderás la relación entre las interacciones moleculares y las propiedades físicas de los compuestos
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