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CHEMISTRY 102 SCHEDULE FOR SUMMER 2009

WEEK I (Jun 15 th – Jun 18 th ) M: Introduction to course M: Intro to Lab, Safety Presentation, Lab Check-In, Angel T: Thermodynamics W: Thermodynamics W: Experiment 1: Thermodynamics R: Thermodynamics; Kinetics

WEEK II (Jun 22 nd – Jun 25 th ) M: Kinetics M: Experiment 2: Kinetics; Quiz 1 T: Kinetics; Equilibrium W: Equilibrium W: Experiment 3: Equilibrium; Quiz 2 R: Equilibrium

WEEK III (Jun 29 th – Jul 2 nd ) M: Review Day M: WMRC Inorganic Laboratory Tour; Quiz 3WMRC Inorganic Laboratory Tour T: Hour Exam 1; Acid-Base W: Acid-Base W: Experiment #4: Acid-Base R: Acid-Base

WEEK IV (Jul 6 th – Jul 9 th ) M: Acid-Base M: Chromatography (Introduction & Online Lab); Quiz 4Online Lab T: Aqueous Equilibria W: Aqueous Equilibria W: Experiment 5: Chromatography R: Aqueous Equilibria; Electrochemistry

WEEK V (Jul 13 th – Jul 16 th ) M: Electrochemistry M:Experiment 6: Aqueous Equilibria; Quiz 5 T: Electrochemistry W: Electrochemistry W: Experiment 7: Electrochemistry; Quiz 6 R: Hour Exam #2; Coordination

WEEK VI (Jul 20 th – Jul 23 rd ) M: Coordination M: Experiment 8: Nickel Ammine Complex Analysis T: Coordination; Nuclear W: Nuclear W: WMRC Organic Laboratory Tour; Nuclear (Online Lab); Quiz 7WMRC Organic Laboratory Tour R: Nuclear; Organic

WEEK VII (Jul 27 th – Jul 30 th ) M: Organic M: Experiment 10: Aspirin; Quiz 8 T: Organic W: Biochemistry W: Lab Assessment; Quiz 9 R: Biochemistry

WEEK VIII (Aug 3 rd – Aug 6 th ) M: Biochemistry M: Experiment 11: Esterification; Quiz 10 T: Hour Exam 3 W: Review for Final W: Experiment 12: Soap; Lab Check-out R: Final Examination