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The Course Presentation
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This is your course presentation. It contains my contact information, required materials, grading information, a tentative schedule for topics to be covered and the cheating and plagiarism policy.
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The Lab Schedule
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When you'll be doing what in the lab, how to find it in the lab manual, and whether or not there's an unknown for analysis.
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Useful constants
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You'll get this from me for the first test.
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The formula sheet
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You'll get this formula sheet from me for the second and third tests as well as the final exam.
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Plotting curved-line graphs with Excel
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How to plot curved-line graphs using Excel. A sample graph is here.
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Math Skills problems
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These problems are of Claude Lassigne's creation. They are "no calculator"-friendly and encompass all the math skills you'll need for the course.
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Empirical Formula problems
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These problems are of Claude Lassigne's creation. They are "no calculator"-friendly.
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Stoichiometry problems
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These problems are of Paul Kaushal's creation (and my subsequent modification) and cover all the mole concept stuff we do in class, including back-titrations and two-component mixture problems. They were modified by me to be "no calculator"-friendly.
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Back-titration problems
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Here are a half-dozen "no calculator"-friendly back-titration problems of my own creation, presented in order from easiest to hardest.
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Gas problems
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These are problems of Claude Lassigne's creation, and are "no calculator"-friendly.
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A tough gas problem
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Claude Lassigne gave this to his class as a bonus question on the first exam. Have a go and see if you can solve it. It is not "no calculator"-friendly.
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Kinetics Problems
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If you want extra practice with kinetics, here are a few problems you can try. These are "no calculator"-friendly.
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Equilibrium Problems
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Here are a few problems for you to test your understanding of equilibrium. They are "no calculator"-friendly.
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More Equilibrium Problems
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These problems come to you courtesy of Chris Rogers. They have been modified by me to be "no calculator"-friendly.
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Solubility product practice problems
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These problems cover what we did with solubility products. They are "no calculator"-friendly.
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More solubility product practice problems
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Here are some more solubility problems of Claude Lassigne's creation. They are "no calculator"-friendly.
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Acid/base practice problems
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These problems cover most things we did with acids and bases. The next problem set should make up the difference. These problems are "no calculator"-friendly.
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More acid/base practice problems
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These problems are of Claude Lassigne's creation and cover the rest of what we did with acids and bases. These problems are "no calculator"-friendly.
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A tough acid-base indicator problem
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Try this one if you're sure you understand what's going on with indicators and weak acid/strong base titrations. This is not "no-calculator" friendly.
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Thermochemistry/thermodynamics practice problems
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Here are a few sample problems for thermochemistry and thermodynamics. They are "no calculator"-friendly.
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Electrochemistry Problems
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These problems cover everything we did with electrochemistry (and one covers a little more). They are not "no calculator"-friendly.
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A comprehensive thermodynamics problem
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This problem should only be attempted after we've completed electrochemistry, thermodynamics, and equilibrium. It's a tough question that demonstrates the tight integration of these three topics. It is not "no calculator"-friendly.
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Liquids, solids, and solutions problems
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Here are a few "no calculator"-friendly problems to do with liquids, solids, and solutions. They are of Claude Lassigne's creation.
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Fall 2011 test 1 and
solutions
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Fall 2011 test 1. This test covers stoichiometry and (most of) gases.
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Example midterm 1a and
solutions
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Spring 2011 test 1. This test covers stoichiometry and (most of) gases.
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Example midterm 1b
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Fall 2007 test 1. This test covers stoichiometry and gases, and is "no-calculator friendly."
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Example Second Midterms |
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Fall 2011 test 2 and
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Fall 2011 test 2. This test covers the rest of gases through to the beginning of solubility.
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Example midterm 2a and
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Spring 2011 test 2. This test covers (the rest of) gases, equilibrium, and (most of) acids and bases.
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Example midterm 2b
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Fall 2007 test 2. This test covers kinetics, equilibrium, and solubility, and has one acid/base question. It is "no-calculator friendly."
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Example Third Midterms |
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Fall 2011 test 3 and
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Fall 2011 test 3.
This test covers the rest of solubility, all of acids and bases, and all of thermochemistry.
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Example midterm 3a and
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Spring 2011 test 3. This test covers the last bit of acids and bases, thermochemistry, and thermodynamics.
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Example midterm 3b
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Fall 2007 test 3. This test covers the rest of acids and bases and all of thermochemistry. It is "no-calculator friendly."
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Fall 2005 and
Answers
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This is the Fall 2005 final exam and the answer key.
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