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Chemist Licensure Examinations
Everything you need to know.
REGISTRATION AND EXAMINATION:
- Republic Act No. 754 states that no person shall practice as a chemist in the Philippines without a certificate of registration from the Professional Regulation Commission.
- All applicants for registration as chemists shall be required to undergo an examination.
THE SCOPE OF CHEMISTRY:
- The analysis, synthesis, preparation, and manufacture of chemical, biochemical and mineral products and materials; sale of chemicals, chemical apparatus, and chemical equipment; consultation work on problems related to chemical or physico-chemical processes.
SPECIFIC SYLLABUS:
I. Inorganic Chemistry
A. Atoms, Molecules, and Ions
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B. Mass Relationships in Chemical Reactions
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C. Quantum Theory and Electronic Structure of Atoms
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D. Periodic Relationship among Elements
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F. Solids and Material Chemistry
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2. Bonding in Ionic Solids
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3. Molecular Orbital Theory of Solids and Band Structure
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G. Reactivity of Inorganic Compounds
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1. Acids and Bases Solubility Equilibria
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2. Oxidation-Reduction Chemistry
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H. Chemistry of Main Group Elements and Their Compounds
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I. Chemistry of Transition Metals and Coordination Compounds
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K. Special Topics in Inorganic Chemistry
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1. Catalysis and Important Industrial Processes
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2. Environmental and Atmospheric Chemistry
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II. Analytical Chemistry
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1. Chemicals, Apparatuses, and Unit Operations
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2. Measurements, Quantities, Concentrations, and Stoichiometry
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3. Sampling and Sample Preparations
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4. Errors in Chemical Analysis and Uncertainty of Measurements
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5. Chemometrics: Application of Statistics to Evaluation of Analytical Data
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6. Quality Assurance in Analytical Measurements
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7. Safety in Handling Chemicals and Waste
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B. Chemical Reactions: Equilibria in Quantitative Analysis
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2. Precipitation Reactions
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3. Oxidation-Reduction Equilibria
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5. Charge and Mass Balance
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C. Analytical Separations
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6. Solid Phase Extraction
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3. Oxidation-Reduction Equilibria
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4. Compliximetric Titrations
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F. Instrumental Methods of Analysis
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1. Chromatographic Methods
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3. Nuclear Analytical Techniques
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4. Electroanalytical Methods
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5. Basic Electronics for Chemical Instrumentation
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III. Organic Chemistry
A. Structure, Bonding,Functional Groups. and Types of Reactions
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C. Chemistry of Organic Compounds
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1. Alkanes, Alkenes, Alkynes, and Polyenes
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2. Alicyclic and Cyclic Hydrocarbons
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4. Alcohols, Ethers, and Epoxides
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5. Carboxylic Acids and Derivatives
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7. Benzene and Aromatic Derivatives
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10. Polyfinctional Compounds
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2. Amino Acids, Peptides, and Proteins
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5. Biological Reactions and Mechanisms
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E. Identification (Characterization) of Organic Compounds and Biomolecules
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3. Chromatographic Methods
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IV. Physical Chemistry
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B. The First Law of Thermodynamics
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C. The Second and Third Laws of Thermodynamics
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H. Quantum Mechanics and Atomic Structure
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I. Electrochemistry and Solutions of Electrolytes
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J. Surface Chemistry and Colloids
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Special Thanks to:
Professional Regulation Commission, Board of Chemistry:
Hon. Adoracion P. Resurreccion
(Chairwoman)
Ms. Soledad S. Castañeda
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