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ADVANCED PLACEMENT CHEMISTRY with Adrian Dingle @ The Westminster Schools 2003/04 On this page you will find all the resources associated with Adrian Dingle's Advanced Placement chemistry classes. In the 2003/04 academic year this course will be delivered to classes of sophomores at The Westminster Schools, Atlanta, GA, USA, who will be receiving their first high school chemistry course. The text that students have access to is Chang, Chemistry, 7th Edition. Please read the AP course introduction and topic outline and the FAQ's Links to the notes, homeworks, test study guides , labs, reading and problems in the AP course will become available as the course proceeds. TOPIC NOTES HOMEWORKS TESTS TEXT REFERENCE TOOLBOX Notes #1: Read TOPIC 1 Notes Due: C3: Sep 2 C7: Sep 2 AP Worksheet 1a Due: C3: Sep 2 C7: Sep 2 Test: TOPIC 1 Test date: C3: Sep 3 C7: Sep 3 Click here for a study guide to the test Multiple-Choice Tests A B C D ... AP Lab 1b Density (Significant figures) Date: C3: Sep 2 C7: Sep 2 Chapter(s): Reading: Problems: Notes AP Worksheet 2a Atomic Structure Due: C3: Sep 5 C7: Sep 5 AP Worksheet 2AP AP Questions TOPIC 2 Due: C3: Sep 5 C7: Sep 5 Test: TOPIC 2 Test date: C3: Sep 10 C7: Sep 10 Click here for a study guide to the test Multiple-Choice Tests A B C D ... AP Lab 2a Conservation of Mass Date: C3: Sep 5 C7: Sep 4 Chapter(s): Reading: Problems: AP Worksheet 2b AP Worksheet 2c Radioactivity AP Worksheet 2d - Inorganic Nomenclature AP Worksheet 2e - Nomenclature Flowchart AP Worksheet 2f - Inorganic Nomenclature II AP Worksheet 2f ANSWERS - ANSWERS for Worksheet 2f

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Science Education and Career Center Facilitates the Learning of Science and Mathematics By Providing Self-Study Modules for Students SECC On-Line: Chemistry Listed below this section are Videos Books , and other "permanent" materials. We've recently acquired the Prentice Hall Molecular Model Set (MolyMods), available for checkout. Visit our Materials Log Book to view recently added provisional materials- class notes, articles or study guides. The UTA Schedule of Classes web page provides instructor and course number information. At this time, the Chemistry Department does not provide "one-site shopping" for instructor's notes. Visit with your professor regarding on-line materials. Videos Chemistry 1301Dr. Pomerantz Lesson 1 Conversion Factors and Unit Analysis Lesson 2 The Atomic Model Lesson 3 Formulas, Equations, and Stoichiometry, Part 1 Lesson 4 Formulas, Equations, and Stoichiometry, Part 2 Lesson 5 Classification of Elements Lesson 6 The Electronic Structure of the Atoms Lesson 7 Ionic Compounds Lesson 8 Covalent Compounds Lesson 9 Molecular Geometry Lesson 10 Solids and Liquids Lesson 11 Gases and Transitions Between States Lesson 12 Solutions Super-Charged World of Chemistry Chemistry 1302 Dr. Pomerantz

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Guides Study Guide The study guide provides students with information about studies at the Department of Chemical Technology and the degree programme of Chemical Technology. Study guides for the academic year 2003-2004 are available from the Office for Study Affairs , room C 224. A slightly reduced version of the Study-guide can be found from the following link: Study Guide 2003-2004 (in Finnish) Study-guide 2002-2003 (In Finnish) Course Descriptions Course descriptions can be found from the Study Programme of HUT (annual publication), in detail in the corresponding Opetusohjelma (annual publication, in Finnish) or from WWWTopi . Information about courses can also be found from Web pages for the units or laboratories at HUT. Some information can also be found from the Laboratories page of this Department. Study Programme 2002-2003 Forms are in Word6-form: UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES Choosing option (.pdf) Choosing major / minor subject (.pdf) Substitution of Courses/Studies pdf Personal major/minor subject pdf Validation of the subject for Master's Thesis Abstract of Master's Thesis model Title Page of Master's Thesis Application for certificate POST GRADUATE STUDIES Application for Postgraduate Studies (Finnish applicants) Application for Postgraduate Studies (Foreign applicants) Requirements for the Postgraduate Degree Abstract of Licenciate's Thesis Title Page of Licenciate's Thesis Publication permission for Doctoral Thesis .Designation of preexaminers.

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CHEMISTRY 101 – Fall FINAL EXAMINATION: Each student will sit in a specified assigned seat. The layout in the gymnasium will be alphabetical by surname . When you enter the gym, find the sign at the head of a row that has the alphabetical range containing your surname. Walk down that row and find the table that has a sheet of paper with your surname printed on it. Sit at this table for the exam. Bring your STUDENT IDENTIFICATION card with you. You will be required to place your I.D. card face up on the upper right hand corner of your exam table. It will be checked during the course of the exam. Simple electronic calculators are allowed. Students with sophisticated alphanumeric and/or programmable calculators will be required to clear all memories before being allowed to use their calculator. Be sure to have your calculator checked by the invigilators at the beginning of the exam. The final examination is three hours long and covers material from the whole course. A data sheet with a periodic table and other data will be supplied with the exam. A copy of the final exam for 2002 is in the back of the laboratory manual.

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59. General, Organic, And Biological Chemistry: Structures Of Life, Platinum Edition More than one million students have learned chemistry using texts, laboratory manuals, and study guides written by Karen Timberlake. http://www.aw-bc.com/catalog/academic/product/0,1144,080538913X-ABI,00.html

Select a Discipline Chemistry Computer Science Economics Finance Life Science Mathematics Physics/Astronomy Statistics by Keyword by Author by Title by ISBN Advanced Search ABOUT THIS PRODUCT Description Table of Contents Features New To This Edition ... Appropriate Courses About the Author(s) PACKAGE OPTIONS Valuepack(s) RESOURCES Student Instructor Discipline-Specific INTERNET RESOURCES Premium Website CourseCompass Blackboard RELATED TITLES General, Organic, Biological Chemistry (2-Semester) (Chemistry) General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry: Structures of Life, Platinum Edition View Larger Image Karen C. Timberlake Los Angeles Valley College ISBN: 0-8053-8913-X Publisher: Benjamin Cummings Format: Cloth Bound w/CD-ROM; 832 pp Published: 03/26/2003 Status: Instock US: $125.00 You Save: $12.50 (10% off) Our Price: $112.50 Add to Cart About the Author(s) Karen Timberlake is an emeritus professor of chemistry at Los Angeles Valley College, where she has taught chemistry for allied health and preparatory chemistry for 36 years. She received her bachelor's degree in chemistry from the University of Washington in 1962 and her master's degree in biochemistry from the University of California at Los Angeles in 1965. She has also taken graduate courses in science education during a sabbatical at the University of Northern Colorado. Professor Timberlake has been writing textbooks for general, organic, and biological chemistry for 28 years. During that time, her name has become associated with the strategic use of pedagogical tools that promote student success in chemistry and the application of chemistry to real-life situations in health and medicine. More than one million students have learned chemistry using texts, laboratory manuals, and study guides written by Karen Timberlake. In addition to

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