Here are the 11/20/07 notes from CHT 284. These notes cover the general information about spectroscopy and spectrometry. Since we missed a day of class, YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR READING AND STUDYING THESE NOTES ON YOUR OWN!
(Note: the first few pages of these notes were also included in the last post!)
Here are the latest notes for CHT 284. This file actually contains the whole course so far, so you might want to print only the most recent pages if you’ve been keeping up with the online notes: [CHT 284 Course Notes up to 11/13/07]
Here are the CHT 284 notes from 10/30/07 – 11/08/07: [10/30/07 – 11/08/07 notes]
Here are the notes from the last few CHM 100 classes (up to 11/7/07): [11/07/07+ notes]
You might find these notes handy if you’re working on your take-home quiz – especially the questions about molarity.
By now, everyone’s aware that I’ve been out sick the past few days. I’ll be back in class on Wednesday (for CHM 110 and 100) and Thursday (for CHT). We’ll talk about any schedule changes in class.
What you might not know is that while I was gone I updated the software that powers this web site to its latest version. If all went well, you shouldn’t notice many differences in how the site operates; the updates were mainly related to site security. That said, if you notice that the update broke anything – or if you have any other questions – leave a comment on this post.
Here are the latest notes from CHT 284: [10/23/07 to 10/25/07 notes]
Here are the latest CHM 100 class notes, covering the rest of double replacement reactions and mass/mole conversions: [10/26/07 and 10/29/07 notes]
Don’t forget to complete your [discussion assignment] before Friday!
Here are the notes from Thursday’s CHT 284 class: [10/18/07 notes]
Here are the class notes from Tuesday’s CHT 284 class: [10/16/07 notes]
Here are the notes for Monday’s CHM 100 class: [10/15/07 notes]
Remember, the next CHM 100 test is Wednesday 10/17/07! As I did for the first test, I will come to the classroom early for those of you who would like some extra time to work on your test.
If you have any questions about either the test itself or the material covered on the test, please leave a comment on this post.