Here are today’ CHM 100 notes.  These notes cover periodic trends and Lewis structures for atoms and small molecules.

[CHM 100: 7/26/2011 notes]

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Here are today’s CHM 100 notes.  These notes cover chemical calculations, limiting reactant, atomic line spectra, the Bohr model, shells/subshells/orbitals, and electron configuration.

[CHM 100: 7/21/2011 notes]

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Here are today’s CHM 100 notes.  These notes cover chemical calculations (stoichiometry problems).

[CHM 100: 7/14/2011 notes]

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Note:  Today’s board notes will not be on Test 3.  They will be tested on the final exam.

Here are today’s CHM 100 notes.  These notes discuss single replacement reactions, the mole concept, formula weight, mass/mole conversions, percentage composition, molarity, and volume/mole conversions.

[CHM 100: 7/12/2011 notes]

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Here are today’s CHM 100 notes.  These notes discuss exchange reactions, with examples.

[CHM 100L  6/30/2011 notes]

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Here are today’s CHM 100 notes.  These notes cover signs of reaction and reaction types.

[CHM 100: 6/23/2011 notes]

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Here are today’s CHM 100 notes.  These notes cover naming oxyacids and being able to tell one type of chemical compounds from another.  The notes also introduce the parts of chemical equations.

[CHM 100: 6/21/2011 notes]

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Here are today’s CHM 100 notes.  These notes discuss naming ionic compounds, binary molecular compounds, and binary acids.

[CHM 100: 6/16/2011 notes]

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Here are today’s CHM 100 notes.  These notes cover an introduction to chemical compounds, how to write formulas for ionic compounds, and how to name ions.

[CHM 100: 6/14/2011 notes]

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Here are today’s CHM 100 notes.  These notes cover structure of the atom and organization of the periodic table.

[CHM 100: 6/9/2011 notes]

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