Week of 6/2

Review sessions for the final exam: Tues 6/10 10:00 and Weds 6/11 3:30. Meet near room 118 and we'll see what rooms are available!

Week of 5/26

Lab final next week - Here is the 'nonlinear functions' lab writeup in case you need it!

Week of 5/12

Here's the review sheet for midterm 2!

Week of 5/5

Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeere's this week's extra credit caper!

We'll have midterm exam 2 on Weds 5/21!

Week of 4/21

Jamie asked for the Corrections to the ACS Exam Study Guide, so here they are!

Here's the review sheet for Exam 1!

Week of 4/14

More extra credit opportunities for your learning pleasure!

Algebra version

Calculus version

Week of 4/7

Kinetic-Molecular Theory Demo 1

Kinetic-Molecular Theory Demo 2

New extra credit capers!

Algebra-flavored extra credit

Extra credit with that unmistakable zest that only calculus can add!

Week of 3/31

Here's extra credit caper 1. Due Fri 4/11 5:00 and worth 10!

Big changes for Ch 206 lab next week!

We will do Expt 21, Rate Law Determination for the Crystal Violet Reaction, the week of 4/14.

We are doing a new lab next week: Fitting Nonlinear Data in the Absence of a Physical Model Function Please print out this lab writeup and bring it to lab with you! DO your prelab writeup based on this lab!!

Welcome back! I hope you had a nice break! One more term and we're all done!

• Please read the Ch 203 Course Syllabus!

  Please bring your chapter 5 notes from Ch 202 to class - we'll pick up where we left off in 202. If you weren't with us last term, here are the Chapter 5 lecture notes (in Word format)

  Chapter 5 lecture 1

  Chapter 5 lecture 2

  After we finish Chapter 5 notes, we'll do the Chapter 10 notes also from last term. Here they are (Word format.)

  Chapter 10 lecture 1

  Chapter 10 lecture 2

  Ch 206 labs will meet this week we will do Expt 16, Determination of Vapor Pressure and Enthalpy of Vaporization of Water. Please come to lab with your course packet, lab notebook, lab coat, and safety glasses. Please visit the Ch 206 page and print out the lab schedule and read the course policies!

• Once again, we offer advice on where to turn in homework.

• Here is a sheet which lists some concepts from General Chemistry that you will need to know next year for Organic Chemistry. It will be updated throughout the year.