Chemistry 1151L
Chemistry 1151L is a Laboratory course associated with Chemistry 1151, a survey course examining the natural world from the chemical sciences' point of view. The topics included are the structure and classification of matter and the interactions of matter (dynamics and energetics).
This course is usually taken by non-science majors or health science majors whose programs do not require the rigor of a science majors course. If you think you may be in the wrong course, consult with your advisor or the course instructor.
Listed here are several links to materials that may prove helpful to you for success in this course. Please feel free to use any of them as you see fit.
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| Syllabus - Spring 2007 | Syllabus-Fall 2006 | Syllabus-Summer 2006 | Syllabus-Spring, 2006 |
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| Pre-Lab Lectures | Laboratory Data & Report Sheets | Font Remedy |
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