CHEM 105 (Lecture)
- An outline of the class objectives
- Web Sites relating to Chapters in Text:(You are expected to visit these sites every week)
- 105B Syllabus (Spring 1997)
- 105A Syllabus (Fall 1996)
CHEM 106 (Laboratory)
- Grades, Keys, and announcements for Julia's Lab Section
- Common Laboratory Equipment
- 106B Syllabus (Spring 1997)
- Experiment 1: Bromophenol Blue Kinetics
- Problem set (Experiment 1)
- Experiment 2: Identification of an Unknown Organic Acid
- Experiment 3: Qualitative Analysis of Some metal Cations
- Experiment 4: Hydrolysis of trans-tetraamminedichlorocobalt(III) chloride
- Experiment 5: Magnetic Susceptibility of Metal Compounds
- 106A Syllabus (Fall 1996)
- Material Safety Data
Sheets (MSDS)
MSDS are documents that list the toxicity and the disposing methods of many commonly used chemicals. Before you handle any chemical, you should consult the MSDS to find out the hazards that may be associated with it.
Other Sites of Interest
- National Water
Conditions
A colletion of data on the water conditions throughout the United States. The site is compiled and maintained by the U. S. Geological Survey. Especially relevant to the chemists are the nutrient count (e.g. ammonia, phosphorous) in the major rivers, and the map of the rainwater pH. A very good site for seeing the relevance of chemistry to the environment. - WebElements links
to Chemical information
An extensive listing of physical properties of all the elements in the periodic table. Very informative! - Wrenching
With Rob
This page with a silly name actually contains a detailed explanation of the chemistry and physics of combustion in gasoline engines.
Prof David E. Wigley
The Department of Chemistry
The University of Arizona
Tucson, AZ 85721, U.S.A.
For comments and bug reports, please contact Julia Moberg at jkm@u.arizona.edu
