Here are today’s CHM 111 notes.  These notes cover complex ion equilibria and how they relate to solubility.

[CHM 111: 7/26/2011 notes]

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Here are today’s CHM 111 notes.  These notes cover solubility as an equilibrium process, solubility calculations, and the common-ion effect.

[CHM 111: 7/25/2011 notes]

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Here are today’s CHM 111 notes, covering titration curves.

[CHM 111: 7/21/2011 notes]

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Here are today’s CHM 111 notes, covering the common ion effect, buffers, and indicators.

[CHM 111: 7/20/2011 notes]

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Here are today’s CHM 111 notes.  These notes cover more examples of pH calculations for salts and polyprotic acids.

[CHM 111: 7/19/2011 notes]

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Here are today’s CHM 111 notes.  These notes contain more examples of acid/base equilibrium calculations and discuss how to find the pH of a salt solution.

[CHM 111: 7/18/2011 notes]

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Here are today’s CHM 111 notes.  First, the practice problems we worked in class:

[CHM 111 practice problems – 7/14/2011]

Second, the notes on weak acids and pH:

[CHM 111: 7/14/2011 notes]

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Here are today’s CHM 111 notes. These notes discuss the Lewis definition of acids and bases, the water equilibrium, the pH scale, and simple pH calculations for strong acids and bases.

[CHM 111: 7/13/2011 notes]

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Here are today’s CHM 111 notes.  These notes cover more examples of equilibrium calculations,factors that affect equilibrium, and an introduction to acid and base definitions.

[CHM 111: 7/12/2011 notes]

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Welcome back!  Here are today’s CHM 111 notes. These notes cover the equilibrium constant, Le Chateleir’s principle, and equilibrium calculations.  (The initial review we did at the beginning of class is available in the previous set of notes.)

[CHM 111: 7/11/2011 notes]

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