Humboldt State University ® Department of Chemistry

Richard A. Paselk

SA 470A; 826-5719

Chemistry 109 - Spring 2007

GENERAL CHEMISTRY

To the User: This web site is intended to help my students succeed in my General Chemistry course. I have included the syllabus, study guides and sample exams (see below). Finally, I have included my lecture notes (available after each lecture is given, accessed via "Lecture Notes" below). These are the notes I give my lectures from. Thus details, stories, expansions and variations on explanations, and corrections may not appear on them. Try as I may, errors inevitably occur in these notes so please inform me of errors you find via e-mail!

A Review for the Final will be held in class during the Friday Lecture Hour

Marshall Ligare is now holding drop-in help sessions for all students in CHEM 107, 109, and 110. The sessions will be every Monday and Wednesday from 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm in Siemens Hall 128.

Syllabus

Tentative Schedule

Lecture Notes

Laboratory

Supplements

On-Line Problem Sets

Sample Exams: These examples are to give you an idea of the kinds and depth of questions I ask and the length of expected exams. However, the order of topics was different in 1994, so don't be surprized if some of the material is unfamiliar.

• Exam I
• Exam II
• Final Exam

Study Guides: Study guides will be posted for each exam by wednesday of the week before the scheduled examination period. If you don't see it by then, please remind me!

• Exam I SG Final Version Posted 19 February.
• Exam II SG Final Version Posted 1 April.
• Final Exam SG Final Version Posted 29 April.

© R A Paselk

Last modified 30 April 2007