CHEM 0011:

LECTURE:
(Mon) 13:30 - 15:20 SW1 2030
(Thurs) 10:30 - 11:20 SW1 2030

TUTORIAL:
Set B (Wed) 11:30 - 12:20 SE12 321
Set A (Fri) 8:30 - 9:20 SE12 324

LAB:
Set B (Mon) 10:30 - 12:20 SW1 3030
Set A (Wed) 9:30 - 11:20 SW1 3030

INSTRUCTORS:
Rosamaria Fong
Jimmy Lowe
Maria Tirado

Rosamaria's OFFICE: SW3 4092

OFFICE HOURS:
Wed 1230 - 1530
Thu 1130-1230
Fri 1230-1330

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Here are the answers to Polls 11 to 20. Good work to those who participated!

Poll 11: What is the charge . . . → Read More: ** Answers to Polls 11-20

Scanned lecture notes

Road maps:

From Percent Composition to Empirical Formula to Chemical Formula Hebden Page 85 Hebden Page 86 Expanded road map for “Mole ‐ Mass ‐ Volume ‐ Particles” Calculations

Lecture Notes:

Feb 20, 2012 – Unit 6 – 6.1 to 6.3, 6.6 Watch these videos:

The solution process – The attack of the water . . . → Read More: Scanned lecture notes

Test #1 includes …

Test #1 will have questions that test your knowledge on:

Unit 2 – Determination of significant figures Unit 2 – Rounding and calculations involving significant figures Unit 2 – SI units and prefixes Unit 2 – Conversion between SI units Unit 2 – Density type calculations Unit 3 – Matter – Classification of Matter . . . → Read More: Test #1 includes …

Lab: Experiment 6 Practice Questions

Question 1: A 1990 US penny (zinc plated with a thin layer of copper) with a mass of 2.552 g contains 2.488 g of zinc. What is the mass percent of (a) copper and (b) zinc?

Answer to Question 1: Mass of the penny = 2.552 g. (4 sig figs) Mass of zinc . . . → Read More: Lab: Experiment 6 Practice Questions

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