Undergraduate Resources
The sections below provide a variety of online resources:
- The Chemistry tutors section identifies chemistry graduate students interested in tutoring. TA contact information is provided there.
- The References section provides descriptions of online resources for chemistry. These include IUPAC naming of molecules, units, conversion factors, and reference data.
- The FAQ section provides answers to common questions.
The undergraduate safety manual (PDF, 779 KB) should be carefully read by all chemistry students. Please print this document and read it carefully!
The People link will direct you to all faculty, staff, and graduate students working in the chemistry department. You can search this link if you need to contact your professor or TA. Keep in mind that contact info for your professor will also be available on the course onQ site.
Undergraduate Chair
The Undergraduate Chair provides information and advice on academic programs in chemistry.
Dr. Diane Beauchemin
Phone: 613-533-2619
Fax: 613-533-6669
Room: Chernoff Hall, Room 308
Email: ugchair@chem.queensu.ca
- Assists students in establishing a program of study which suits their own distinct academic needs.
- Signing authority for all lab/section changes, adding/dropping courses during the academic year after the registration process.
- Reviews undergraduate curriculum and instructional assignments.
- Reviews Restricted and Open Registration procedures to determine whether the needs of students and/or staff are being met, and if necessary, recommend changes to existing procedures and to develop new procedures.
- Evaluates applications and makes recommendations for Chemistry Prizes and Scholarships.
- Evaluates letters of permissions and transfers credits (although students must first go to the Faculty Office for the former and Admissions for the latter).
Undergraduate Assistant
For course registration, section changes and lab exemptions contact the Undergraduate Assistant.
Meredith Richards
Phone: 613-533-6000 ext. 75518
Fax: 613-533-6669
Room: Chernoff Hall, Room 200
Email: ugadm@chem.queensu.ca
Program Contacts
Questions about the Environmental Science (ENSC) program contact:
Dr. Allison Goebel
Phone: 613-533-6000 ext. 75904
Room: Biosciences Complex, Room 3125
Email: goebela@queensu.ca
Questions about Engineering Chemistry (ENCH) or Chemical Engineering (CHEE) programs contact:
Liann Joanette
Phone: 613-533-6000 ext. 74829
Room: Dupuis Hall, Room 205
Email: liann.joanette@chee.queensu.ca
Abu Affan
613-533-6000 ext. 75484
12maa7@queensu.ca
CHEM 112, 211, 212
Monica Ayachit
20mpa1@queensu.ca
CHEM 112, 221
Daniel Barker
14db46@queensu.ca
CHEM 112, 211, 222
Graham Beaton
g.beaton@queensu.ca
CHEM 112, 211, 222, 312
APSC 131, 132
Eric Bell
15eab8@queensu.ca
CHEM 112
Adam Bernicky
13ab82@queensu.ca
CHEM 112, 212, 213, 222, 322
Amir Bunyat-Zada
16abz1@queensu.ca
CHEM 212, 223
Igor Cunha
17itdc@queensu.ca
CHEM 112, 211, 212, 223, 281, 282
ENCH245
Sho Fujita
17sf5@queensu.ca
CHEM 112
Neil Grenade
neil.grenade@queensu.ca
CHEM 112, 212, 281, 282
Alex Harper
12ah94@queensu.ca
CHEM 313
Matthias Hermann
m.hermann@queensu.ca
CHEM 112, 213, 222
APSC 131
Kendall Hupp
14kmh6@queensu.ca
CHEM 112, 212
Julie Jia
15lj14@queensu.ca
CHEM 112, 211, 212,213, 222, 411
Carolyn Kimball
c.kimball@queensu.ca
CHEM 322
Joshua Kofsky
15jk54@queensu.ca
CHEM 211, 212, 213, , 221, 223
Rachel Korchinsky
16rsk7@queensu.ca
CHEM 112, 211, 222, 223, 326
Marie-Soleil Lebrun
7ml6@queensu.ca
CHEM 211, 212, 222, 223, 281, 282, 321
Leonard Mahlberg
l.mahlberg@queensu.ca
CHEM 112, 223, 281, 282
APSC 131
Oluwatobi Oyebanji
19oao@queensu.ca
CHEM 112, 221, 222, 223
Yu Pei
yu.pei@queensu.ca
CHEM 112, 213, 321
Anujan Poologaindran
anujan.poologaindran@gmail.com
CHEM 281, 282
Ishwar Singh
16is9@queensu.ca
CHEM 223, 281, 282
Bailey Smith
12bas3@queensu.ca
CHEM 112, 211, 212, 222
APSC 131
Robert Teuma-Castelletti
r.teumacastelletti@queensu.ca
CHEM 213, 321, 411, 397
Marshall Timmermans
15mlt4@queensu.ca
CHEM 112, 212, 281, 282
Marina Tintor
14mat11@queensu.ca
CHEM 221, 222
Hailey Tomm
18hat@queensu.ca
CHEM 282
Maame Yaa Yamoa
21mysy@queensu.ca
CHEM 112
Qiqi Zhang
17qz@queensu.ca
CHEM 112
*Contact information for tutors is provided for the benefit of students seeking extra help in their undergraduate Chemistry courses. The list is provided only for your convenience. Last Updated: October 2021
CRC handbook of Chemistry and Physics
The content of the 89th Edition, 2008-2009, of the CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics may be read online.
IUPAC Nomenclature rules
Extensive listing of IUPAC rules with illustrated examples for naming organic compounds. From Advanced Chemistry Development Inc.
ChemIndustry.com search service
Index to over 30,000 web sites, representing over 5 million pages of technical, scientific and commercial information.
American Chemical Society ChemCenter
ChemCenter is a new WWW site initiated by the American Chemical Society. The goal of ChemCenter is to be an informative and valuable resource to the worldwide chemical community, be it an experienced researcher or simply someone with a chemistry question. The participation of other content providers and professional societies is actively sought in order to help us meet this goal.
NIST Chemistry Web Book
This comprehensive reference includes thermodynamic data for over 5,000 chemical compounds and on ion-energetics data for over 10,000 chemical compounds. Compounds can be searched by name, chemical formula, or CAS (Chemical Abstracts Service) registry number. Includes information on enthalpy of formation, heat capacity, entropy, ionization potential, and appearance potential.
NIST Physical Reference data
From the National Institute of Standards and Technology, this site links to physical constants, units, conversion factors, spectroscopic data, and much more.
WebElements
Point and click Live Periodic Table on the Web. Volumes of data on each element.
INFOMine
Scholarly Internet Resource Collections from University of California
The department will send emails to Queen's email account. Be sure to check your account regularly. Course instructors will also contact you using your Queen's email account, if you suspect that you are not receiving emails; contact the Undergraduate Assistant to verify.
There are several reasons why you may not be able to add a course. Please read the error message in SOLUS as this will usually indicate the issue. Contact the Undergraduate Assistant with a detailed description of the attempted registration and any SOLUS error message you receive.
Contact the Undergraduate Assistant for a permission number.
During Class Selection I (Restricted) registration in CHEM 211, 212, 213, 221, 222 and 223 is limited to students registered in one of the following plans: CHEM, BCHM, ECHM, ENCH or CHEE . Since there are enrolment limits for these courses imposed by limitations on lab space, we do not allow any students from other plans into these courses until Class Selection II (Open).
During Class Selection I (Restricted) registration in CHEM112AB is limited to incoming first year students registered in one of the following programs: BSCH, BCMPH or BPHEH. Since there are enrolment limits for these courses imposed by limitations on lab space, we do not allow any students from other degree programs into these courses until Class Selection II (Open).
The Chemistry department does not have a sticker program for calculators. The recommendation is that students use a Casio 991 series calculator.
"Calculators acceptable for use during quizzes, tests and examinations are intended to support the basic calculating functions required by most Arts and Science courses. For this purpose, the use of the Casio 991 series calculator is permitted. Students may also use calculators with a Gold Applied Science approval sticker or a Blue Commerce approval sticker as they are considered to be comparable to the Casio 991. Calculators with advanced features or substantial text storage capacity are not permitted unless otherwise approved by the instructor. Communicating calculators are banned."
(Information taken from the Arts & Science Calendar )