Here are the notes for today’s CHM 110 class.  These notes cover writing formulas for ioniuc compounds, determining the charge on ions. and naming ions.

[CHM 110: 9/5/08 notes]

If you’re looking for the list of polyatomic ions you need to memorize, [look here].

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Here are today’s CHM 100 notes.  These notes cover addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with significant figures.

[CHM 100: 9/5/08 notes]

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Here are the notes from yesterday’s CHM 110 class.  Thsse notes cover the periodic table, the kinds of elements (metals, nonmetals, and metalloids), and introduce molecular and ionic compounds.

[CHM 110: 9/3/08 notes]

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Here are the notes from yesterday’s CHM 100 class.  These notes cover more on significant figures and how to deal with zeroes.

[CHM 100: 9/3/08 notes]

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Here are the notes from today’s CHM 110 class.  THese notes cover Dalton’s atomic theory.

[CHM 110: 8/29/08 notes]

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Here are the notes from today’s CHM 100 class.  These notes discuss accuracy, precision, and significant figures.

[CHM 100: 8/29/08 notes]

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Here are the notes from today;s CHM 110 class.  These notes cover significant figures and math with measured numbers.

[CHM 110: 8/27/08 notes]

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Here are the notes from today’s CHM 100 class.  These notes cover the factor-label method (a.k.a. the “drag and drop” method) for unit conversions.

[CHM 100: 8/27/08 notes]

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Here are today’s CHM 110 notes.  They contain a few more unit conversions examples and an introduction to accuracy and precision.

[CHM 110: 8/25/08 notes]

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Here are today’s CHM 100 notes.  These notes introduce the metric system – including base units, prefixes, and derived units (volume and density).  There’s also a section discussing how to measure and calculate the density of solid and liquid samples – like we’ll do in Experiment 2 next week.

[CHM 100: 8/25/08 notes]

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