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CHM 110 01 (5 week): Board notes for 05/23/2017

Here are today’s CHM 110 notes for section 1 (5-week session).  These notes discuss ionic formulas, determining the charge of main-group and transition metal ions, and nomenclature (names/formulas) of ionic compounds..

[CHM 110 01: 05/23/2017 notes]

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CHM 110 01 (5 week): Board notes for 05/18/2017

Here are today’s CHM 110 notes for section 1 (5-week session).  These notes discuss exact numbers, Dalton’s atomic theory, and Rutherford’s gold foil experiment that led to the nuclear model of the atom.

[CHM 110 01: 05/18/2017 notes]

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Finals are done!

Final grades have been posted.  You may get your grades from these places:

  1. [Desire2Learn].  You can see individual test grades and your numeric average on Desire2Learn (D2L), as well as your letter grade.  Grades are available on D2L now for all sections of CHM 110 and CHM 111.   If you would like a copy of all of your grades from the course as well as your numeric average, print them from D2L now.  You will only have access to this semester’s grades on D2L for a week or two – whether or not you are attending classes in the summer or fall.
  2. [WebAdvisor].  Webadvisor is your link to official FDTC data.  The grade on Webadvisor is your official grade, and will be the one recorded on your transcript.  WebAdvisor will only show your final letter grade, not your individual assignment grades or numeric average.  Grades are now available on WebAdvisor.

A NOTE TO CHM 110 STUDENTS PLANNING TO TAKE CHM 111

If you’re a CHM 110 student who is planning on taking CHM 111 in the summer or fall, don’t sell your textbook or lab manual!  We will be using the same materials for CHM 111 as we did for CHM 110.  If the textbook changes editions between now and summer or fall, I’ll allow you to use your “old” book.

For now …

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Enjoy the summer!