Please be sure you are familiar with the material located
HERE
You should be able to easily handle logs and exponents. If you have any problems with the math of logs and exponents or algebra, please go to the ASC in WM FIRST FLOOR BC or AC FIRST FLOOR and AC [ph: 822-3071]. Also if you have TI-8x or TI-9x calculators the learning centers can provide you with programs to make some calculations easier.
for math help you may want to check these sites
math.com
sosmath.com
The material continues with solution properties and ends with group properties.
Knowledge of the previous chapters is assumed for all CHM 111 students.
Please review the areas [chs 4,5,10,11] you need as we progress through the book.
Feel free to use my
CHM110 page as a resource.
20 points EXTRA CREDIT: A summary and expansion of a section of chapter 18 Environmental Chemistry. The summary must be at least 5 pages. Each page should have one inch borders all around and have type no larger than 14 point double spaced. A cover sheet with the title centered and your name, course, section and semester centered below the title. You must use your own wording and reference all sources you use including URLs.
U IDAHO HONORS CHEMISTRY
MATWeb: Online Material Properties
Math Skills for Chemistry
Purdue Science Reference Desk
Martindale's The Reference Desk
ChemIndustry.com
MSDS DATA SHEETS
http://www.compusmart.ab.ca/plambeck/che/data/index.htm
CHEM 111 LINKS
CHAPTER 12 MATERIALS
CHAPTER 13 SOLUTIONS
CHAPTER 14 KINETICS
CHAPTER 15 EQUILIBRIUM
CHAPTER 16 ACID-BASE
CHAPTER 17 MORE AQUEOUS
CHAPTER 18 ENVIRONMENT
CHAPTER 19 THERMODYNAMICS
CHAPTER 20 ELECTROCHEMISTRY
CHAPTER 21 NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY
CHAPTER 22 NON-METALS
CHPATER 23 METALS
CHAPTER 24 COORDINATION
CHAPTER 25 BIOCHEMISTRY
