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CHEM 100: Chemistry
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CHEM 120: General Chemistry I
CHEM 121: General Chemistry II
CHEM 145: Freshman Seminar
CHEM 245: Sophomore Seminar
CHEM 329: Organic Chemistry I
CHEM 331: Organic Chemistry II
CHEM 330: Organic Laboratory I
CHEM 333: Organic Superlab
CHEM 345: Junior Seminar
CHEM 475: Inorganic Chemistry I
CHEM 476: Inorganic Chemistry II
JINS 331: The Chemistry of Art
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This is the course formerly known as
"Descriptive Inorganic Chemsitry," affectionately known to the chemistry
population in Magruder Hall as "DINC." We use "Inorganic Chemistry" by
Catherine E. Housecraft and Alan G. Sharpe as the text. CATALOGUE DESCRIPTION:
An introduction to inorganic chemistry grounded in theoretical considerations supported by
laboratory experience. Topical discussions include periodicity, group theory,
chemical bonding, compound stability, coordination chemistry, and current topics in
inorganic chemistry.
.If you are currently enrolled in the course (or will be in the near
future) you may be interested in the following links:
The syllabus.
Slides from this
years lectures. These are PDF Files.
Chapter 1 Some Basic Concepts (Quick Review)
Chapter 3 An Introduction to Molecular Symmetry
Chapter 4 Bonding in Polyatomic Molecules
Chapter 19 d-Block Chemistry: General Considerations
Chapter 20 d-Block Chemistry: Coordination Complexes
Chapter 25 d-Block Metal Complexes: Reaction Mechanisms
Last Updated 08/29/07 |