Exam3
Letter grades after the first two exams
Note that Friday Oct 22, 2004 is the last day to withdraw WP from a course
Homework Assignment NOW WITH SOLUTIONS (recitation, Oct 13, due Oct 18)
Exam 2 Questions and Solutions
references to exam 1 and advice for exam 2 now appear at the bottom of this page
- Dr. Paul F Endres
- Office: Overman 154 (phone 419-372-8744 or 2-8744 on campus)
- endres@bgnet.bgsu.edu
- Recitation Instructor:Maria Baranova
- Office: 141 Physical Science Lab Building
- email: bmaria@bgnet.bgsu.edu
- 2004 Chemistry-- Nobel prize (how your body eats up specific proteins when it no longer wants or needs them
- award in Medicine/ Physiology to Buck and Axel for discoveries on the chemical nature of small
- Course Syllabus
- Lecture notes August 23, 2004 Introductory Remarks
- Lecture notes August 25, 2004 CH10-- Solids and Liquids
- Lecture notes August 27, 2004 CH10-- Solids and Liquids
- Lecture notes August 30, 2004 CH10-- Solids and Liquids
- Lecture notes September 1, 2004 CH10-- Finishing up
- Lecture notes September 3, 2004 CH11 - Solutions
- Lecture notes September 8, 2004 CH11 - Finishing Solutions
- Lecture notes September 10, 2004 CH14 - Water and Hydrogen
- Lecture notes September 13, 2004 CH14 - Water and Hydrogen
- Lecture notes September 15, 2004 CH14 - Oxygen and Photodynamic Therapy
- Exam 1 -- September 15
Link to Photodynamic TherapyVampires legend and disease
- Lecture notes September 17, 2004 CH13-- start of Equilibrium
- Lecture notes September 20, 2004 CH13-- More Equilibrium
- Lecture notes September 22, 2004 CH13-- The overheads I intended to use in class
- September 24, 2004 will be devoted to dissecting and solving problems;
- Lecture notes September 27, 2004 CH15-- Acid-base Equilibrium
- Lecture notes September 29, 2004 CH15-- Acid-base Equilibrium
- Lecture notes october 1, 2004 CH16-- Ksp problems, solubility equilibrium
- In class on Mon Oct 4 we went over study guide and sample problems (no new Web documents)
- No lectures On Oct 6 (exam date) or Fri Oct 8 or Mon Oct 11 (break)
- Lecture Notes, Wed Oct 13-- Ch 16 continued, Titration Curves
- Oct 15 Brief notes on Buffer, titration, indicators
I can't form a simple link to the spreadsheet but you can get to it via Blackboard and "External links"
- October 18 More notes on Buffer, titration, complex ions
- Wed, Oct 20 -- Start Chapter 20, Transition Metal Elements
- Fri Oct 22 (mostly finishing Wed Web notes)
- Mon Oct 25 Transition metals, some equilibrium work
- Wed Oct 25 -- no notes (Questions, review, discussion of naming compounds)
- Fri Oct 30 Start Kinetics
- Mon Nov 1 Kinetics
- Wed Nov 3 Kinetics; exam3 returned
- Fri Nov 5 Kinetics
- Mon Nov 8 (Discussed Kinetics Problems; there are no Web notes)
- Wed Nov 10, Start / Overview of Chapter 16, Thermodynamics
- Fri Nov 12, short notes / mostly finishing up notes posted for Nov 10
- Mon Nov 15, working problems: titrations, solubility, thermochem
- Nov 17 lecture notes have exam review items
- Nov 19 lecture notes Start Electrochemistry (matches Nov 19 lab)
- Nov 22 Monday lecture notes (we got about 1/2 way through these)
- Nov 29 Monday lecture notes (we got about 1/2 way through these also)
- Wed, Dec 1 (short; mostly covering rest of Monday's notes)
- Monday Dec 6 and Dec 8 lecture notes
- Review notes for final (phase changes, solutions) (outline format)
- link to the 2003 version of the course
Nobel Prizes, 2004
See Punk Science-- a disgusting sounding application of osmosis of water across a semipermeable membrane