Here are the notes for today’s CHM 100 class. These notes cover names and formulas (nomenclature) of ionic compounds, with examples.
Any questions? Ask here!
Here are the notes for today’s CHM 100 class. These notes cover names and formulas (nomenclature) of ionic compounds, with examples.
Any questions? Ask here!
Here are the notes for today’s CHM 110 class. These notes cover an introduction to chemical bonding and Lewis (electron dot) formulas for atoms, ions, and small molecules.
Any questions? Ask here!
CHM 110 students: If you missed Test 4 and would like to take it, you may do so on Monday 6/16/08 immediately after class (from 11:20 AM until 1:20 PM). If you do not take the test at that time, the final exam will count in place of the missed test.
It’s nearly the end of the semester. I need to get the last test returned to everyone in class well in advance of this coming Friday’s final exam, so there’s no more time for make-ups. I will be returning Test 4 to the class on Tuesday morning.
Here are the notes for today’s CHM 110 class. These notes cover electron configurations and periodic trends.
For a few more electron configuration examples, take a look at the supplemental notes [here].
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This week’s test will cover chapters 6, 7, and 8. You don’t need to study section 8.7 (properties of the main group elements) for this week’s test.
Here are the notes for today’s CHM 100 class. These notes cover the periodic table, the three kinds of elements, an introduction to molecular and ionic compounds, and the way to write formulas for ionic compounds.
Any questions? Ask here!
Here are the notes from yesterday’s CHM 100 class. These notes cover Dalton’s atomic theory, subatomic particles, the nuclear model of the atom, atomic terms, and a little of the history of the periodic table.
Here are the notes from our last two CHM 110 classes. These notes cover thermochemistry calculations (with lots of example problems) and an introduction to quantum theory.
[CHM 110: 6/10/08 and 6/11/08 notes]
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(It looks like this week’s test will cover topics from chapters 6, 7, and 8. Chapters 7 and 8 are short and the material in both chapters is similar. We’ll discuss Chapter 8 in tomorrow’s class.)
Looks like Tech’s e-mail system had a small hiccup. At about 9PM tonight, I got a small flood of messages from last Wednesday and Thursday. So if you e-mailed me on either Wednesday night or Thursday and didn’t get a response, it was because I didn’t actually receive your e-mail until tonight! Messages sent on Friday were – as far as I know – not affected.
For future reference, if you e-mail me on a weekday (except Friday night!) and don’t get a response within 24 hours, you can assume that I haven’t received your mail. I try to answer all e-mails as soon as possible.
Here are the notes from today’s CHM 110 class. These notes cover an introduction to thermochemistry, calorimetry, and the heat of reaction.
Any questions? Ask here!
CHM 100 students!
Tom Sneeringer, your lab instructor, has changed his office hours on Tuesdays to 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM … right after your CHM 100 lecture class meets.