Here are the notes for today’s CHM 110 class.  These notes complete our coverage of exchange reactions.

[CHM 110: 3/5/09 notes]

Here are the notes for today’s CHM 110 class.  These notes cover a few more chemical calculation examples and intr4oduce ionic theory and exchange reactions.

[CHM 110: 3/3/09 notes]

Here are today’s CHM 110 notes.  These notes cover chemical caclulations, including limiting reactant and percent yield.  The last page of these notes has a sample problem that’s similar to the calculations for experiment 4C (the vinegar lab).

[CHM 110: 2/26/09 notes]

Here are the notes for today’s CHM 110 class.  These notes cover molarity and basic chemical calcilations.

[CHM 110: 2/24/09 notes]

Here are the notes from today’s CHM 110 class.  These notes cover chemical equations, balancing chemical equations, the mole concept, formula weight, and mass/mole calculations.

[CHM 110: 2/19/09 notes]

Here are today’s CHM 110 notes.  These notes cover the naming of hydrates, binary molecular compounds, and acids.

[CHM 110: 2/10/09 notes]

Here are some flowcharts which might help you study nomenclature.  These charts cover everything but hydrates:

Writing formulas from names

• [Flowchart: Writing Ionic Formulas]
• [Flowchart: Writing Binary Molecular Formulas]
• [Flowchart: Writing Acid Formulas]

Writing names from formulas

• [Flowchart: Naming Ionic Compounds]
• [Flowchart: Naming Binary Molecular Compounds]
• [Flowchart: Naming Acids]

Here are the common polyatomic ions and Greek prefixes

• Common polyatomic ions and Greek prefixes

Here are today’s CHM 110 notes. These notes cover naming and writing formulas for simple ionic compounds.

[CHM 100: 2/5/09 notes]

Here are the notes from today’s CHM 110 class.  Theese notes cover metals/nonmetals/metalloids, introduce molecular and ionic compounds, how to write the formula of an ionic compound given the ions, and how to figure out the charge of a main-group element’s ion.

[CHM 110: 2/3/09 notes]

Here ate today’s CHM 110 notes.  These notes discuss the predictions of Dalton’s theory, subatomic particles, the nuclear model of the atom, and the periodic table.

[CHM 110: 1/29/09 notes]

Here are the notes from today’s CHM 110 class.  These notes cover math with significant figures, exact numbers, and an introduction to Dalton’s atomic theory.

[CHM 110: 1/27/09 notes]