CHEMICAL ANALYSIS
AND EQUILIBRIUM
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This course builds on the principles introduced in CHEM 105, with an emphasis on chemical equilibrium and analysis, and their role in the chemistry of the environment. Topics will include chemical reactions in aqueous solution with particular emphasis on acids and bases, solubility and complexation, electrochemistry, atmospheric chemistry, photochemistry and smog, global warming and acid deposition, sampling and separations, modeling of complex equilibrium and kinetic systems, statistical analysis of data, and solid state chemistry of ceramics, zeolites and new novel materials. The laboratory work includes additional experience with instrumental and noninstrumental methods of analysis, sampling, computational chemistry and solution equilibria. SPRING 2006 CLASS SCHEDULE |
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SPRING 2006 LAB SCHEDULE |
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