CHEM 111A GENERAL CHEMISTRY

 

 

 

 

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

 

 

 

 

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Syllabus

Lecture Schedule

Laboratory Schedule

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Tutoring Schedule for Spring 2010

 

 

 

   

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Math Help

Percent, Basic Algebra, Proportionality, and much more from ChemTutor

 

 

 

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Chemistry Practice Handouts and Tutorials

 

Naming Organic Compounds Worksheet

              Answers for Naming Organic Compounds

 

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Periodic Chart

See videos on Utube about the elements on the periodic table, from Nottingham University

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How To Laboratory Videos

You will need the RealPlayer plug-in (or other compatible player) to download and play the videos

Webcast Menu from UCLA Office of Instructional Development

Safety in the General Chemistry Laboratory

Use of a burette

Use of a Pipet

 

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Resources on the Internet 

 

CHEM REVIEW.NET An excellent source for General Chemistry practice problems and tutorials

General Chemistry On Line Companion Notes from by Professor Fred Senese at Frostburg University

Hear Tom Lehrer sing his 1959 Elements Song with FLASHIMATION by Mike Stanfill.

See videos from Nottingham University about all of the elements on the periodic table

Travel distances by powers of 10 from the Milky Way galaxy to sub-atomic quarks on the Orders of Magnitude link by the Florida State University.

Click on ChemTutor for some excellent tutorials

Add and subtract electromagnetic waves to see constructive and destructive interference interactively An applet from Florida State University.

 

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 Visualize Molecules & Crystals

 This link will carry you to Dr. W. R. Salzman's web page at the University of Arizona, Chemistry Dept. Here you'll find images of molecules and crystals that you can rotate by clicking and moving your mouse cursor over the image.

You will need to download the RasMol (freeware) animation program. Click the link for the Molecular Viewing Information page and follow the instructions for Windows and for MAC.

For some of the simple molecules you may get a black screen or what appears to be a meaningless set of lines on a black background. Don't despair. Simply right-click (or whichever gives menu choices) the mouse to get a menu, click Display, then click Ball and Stick or Spacefill models.