CHM 110 students
Your lab exam is coming up. I have posted [a study guide for the lab exam]. Please remember to bring your lab notebook to the lab exam! I will take up your lab notebook for a final check after you take your lab exam. Also, remember to bring a calculator!
CHM 100 students
Your second lab test is coming up. I have posted [a study guide for the second lab test]. Please remember to bring a calculator to the lab test!
Here are the notes from the past few CHM 110 classes. These notes cover electron configuration, periodic trends, the main group elements, and an introduction to chemical bonds.
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Here are the notes from today’s CHM 100 class. These notes cover chemical calculations.
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(This set includes the problem we worked on the blackboard during Monday’s class.)
Here’s another practice set with four problems from Chapter 7. Two ov the problems involve the molarity unit, which we discussed in class but isn’t in the textbook.
[CHM 100 mass/mole and molarity practice set]
And here are the answers. Remember – try the set on your own before looking at the answers!
[CHM 100 mass/mole and molarity practice set SOLUTIONS]
If you have any questions about the practice set or any last-mnute wuestions about the upcoming test, post them here!
Here are the notes from today’s CHM 100 class. These notes cover molarity and volume <–> mole conversions.
Any questions? Ask here!
If you were scheduled to take a make-up test today (11/4/08), I was informed that the assessment center will only be open from about 11 AM until 4 PM today due to the election.
If you can’t make it today (11/4/08), then you may take the test tomorrow (11/5/08) during the assessment center’s normal hours.
Here are the notes from the past two CHM 100 classes, covering single replacement reactions and mass/mole calculations.
[CHM 100: 10/31/08 and 11/3/08 notes]
Any questions? Ask here!
Here are the notes from yesterday’s CHM 110 class. These notes cover the Bohr model of the hydrogen atom and introduce the quantum numbers.
Any questions? Ask here!