Here are today’s CHM 111 notes.  These notes cover solubility as an equilibrium process – including the solubility product, prediction of precipitation, solubility calculations, the common ion effect, and the effect of pH on solubility.

[CHM 111: 4/22/09 notes]

Here are the notes from yesterday’s CHM 111 class.  These notes cover titration curves for acid-base titrations.

[CHM 111: 4/20/09 notes]

Here are yesterday’s CHM 111 notes.  These notes cover more on buffer solutions and indicators.

[CHM 111: 4/15/09 notes]

Here are today’s CHM 111 notes.  These notes cover another example of the pH of salts and the use of the Henderson-Hasselbalch equation.

[CHM 111: Board notes for 4/13/09]

Here are yesterday’s CHM 111 notes.  These notes cover pH calculations for salts of weak acids, weak bases, and phosphoric acid.

[CHM 111: 4/8/09 notes]

Here are today’s CHM 111 notes.  These notes introduce the pH behavior of salt solutions.

[CHM 111: 4/6/09 notes]

Here are the notes from today’s CHM 111 class.  These notes cover more examples of calculations with weak acids and weak bases – including pH and degree of ionization.

[CHM 111: 3/30/09 notes]

Here are the notes from today’s CHM 111 class.  These notes cover how to calculate the pH of a solution of either a weak acid or a weak base.

[CHM 111: 3/25/09 notes]

Welcome back!  Here are the notes from today’s CHM 111 class.  These notes cover simple pH calculations with strong acids and strong bases.

[CHM 111: 3/23/09 notes]

Here are today’s CHM 111 notes.  These notes finish the definitions of Bronsted-Lowry and Lewis acids and bases, and introduce the water self-ionization equilibrium.

[CHM 111: 3/11/09 notes]