Here are today’s CHM 110 notes.  These notes cover the colligative properties.

[CHM 111: 7/10/08 notes]

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Here are today’s CHM 111 notes.  These notes cover concentration unit conversions, the solution process, and an introduction to colligative properties.

[CHM 111: 7/9/08 notes]

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Here are the notes for today’s CHM 100 class.  These notes cover some examples of double replacement reactions, single replacement reactions, and an introduction to the mole concept.

[CHM 100: 7/8/08 notes]

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Here are the notes from our last few classes.  These notes cover solids and an introduction to solutions and concentration units.

[CHM 111: 7/7/08 – 7/8/08 notes]

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Here are the notes from Thursday’s CHM 100 class.  These notes cover three different kinds of double replacement reaction: precipitation, neutralization, and gas formation.

[CHM 100: 6/26/08 notes]

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Here are the notes from today’s CHM 111 class. These notes cover phase diagrams, surface tension, viscosity, and intermolecular forces in the liquid state.

[CHM 111: 6/26/08 notes]

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Here are a few three-dimensional renderings of some of the molecules we talked about in today’s class.  Click the link below to see the renderings.

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Here are the notes for today’s CHM 111 class.  These notes cover VSEPR for large molecules, polarity of molecules, valence bond theory, and a brief review of the microscopic picture of solids, liquids, and gases.

[CHM 111 – 6/25/08 notes]

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Here are the notes for today’s CHM 111 class.  These notes cover VSEPR – a model used to determine a molecule’s shape based on its Lewis structure.

[CHM 111 – 6/24/08 notes]

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Here are the notes for today’s CHM 100 class.  These notes cover balancing equations and classifying chemical reactions into one of five types: combination, decomposition, combustion, single replacement, or double replacement.

[CHM 100 – 6/24/08 Notes]

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