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Survey of Environmental Chemistry
Welcome to CHEM 326 for Winter 2010
CLARIFICATION OF DATES AND ASSIGNMENTS:
• The written report of Assignment 3 is
due at the start of class on March 30th, 2010.
• The presentations of Assignment 3 will
be during class time on April 5, 6, and 8, in order of group (or
transformation) number. i.e. groups 1, 2, 3, and 4 will present
on April 5th.
• Presentations must be no longer than
10 minutes, plus 2 minutes for changeover to the next group.
Each route should have two slides and show the equation, the
experimental description, and Table 3 (Indexes). In addition,
each group should present one slide for Table 4. Tables 3 and 4
should be coloured. Save your group presentation as a PDF file
and send it to me by email well before class. You won't be
using your own computer for the presentation, because it takes
too long to switch computers.
• Assignment 4 is due at the start of
class on April 8th.
• The class on April 1st is intended for
finishing up the last slides of chapter 11 (if any), followed by
your questions about the assignments, the exam, or green
chemistry in general.
Problem Set II answers now posted in
Homework.
Assignment I now posted under "Group Project Info":
Due Thurs. Mar. 11th.
Mar 1st lecture will be with Prof. Jessop.
Mar 2nd class will be a review class with Prof. Brown to look at
example problems before the Midterm.
Study materials
have been added to Homework - check it out.
Answers to Problem Set I also posted in Homework
Midterm Location: JEF 127
Midterm Date: Wed. Mar. 3rd,
6:30-7:30 pm.
(anyone with a serious conflict for this time please send an
e-mail note to Prof. Brown)
Problem Set I now posted in Homework.
Due Jan 28th.
Suggested problems from text also in Homework.
Note: Baird and Cann text 4th edition will
be on 3hr reserve in Library (should be there by end of week)
Notes for Jan. 12th and 14th now posted.
Before each lecture, the notes will be posted under "Lecture
Files". The notes for Mon. Jan 11th class are there now.
Note that we will cover Ch. 6 of the textbook in Week 1, then
jump to Ch. 1 in Week 2.
Assignments and study materials will be posted under "Homework".
The first problem set will be posted during Week 1.
Classes are Mon 8:30, Tues 10:30 and Thurs 9:30 in McLaughlin
Hall Room 306
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