Chemistry 110
California State
University, Sacramento
Course Description
The application of atomic structure, the periodic law, molecular structure and bonding principles, electrochemical principles and other selected models and concepts to theoretical and descriptive inorganic chemistry. Physical and chemical properties of selected elements and inorganic compounds are studied.
Prerequisites: Chem 125, 140 B. 140B may be taken concurrently, however, students are encouraged to complete 140B and 141 first.
Corequisite: Chem 110L.
3 credits
Why Take This Course
Some benefits of taking Chemistry 110:
- It will lead to a BS in Chemistry at CSUS.
- The instructor is great!
- It will provide weekend and evening entertainment!
- And you might even learn some inorganic chemistry.
Technology Requirements
Students will need an electronic mail account and computer access to the Web. All CSUS students enrolled in one or more units can create a SacLink account for electronic mail and Internet services. For further information on SacLink check the UCCS documentation page at http://www.csus./uccs/document/document.htm. Although a home computer with a high speed modem running Netscape or Internet Explorer would be beneficial, students can use the Web from one of the campus student labs.
Computing Recommendations
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Comfortable using the computer and browsing the Web |
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Windows compatible 386 running Windows 3.1, Windows NT, or Windows 95 or Macintosh compatible with System 7.1 or higher |
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8M RAM (preferably 16M) |
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14.4K or faster modem |
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Microsoft Internet Explorer or NetScape 2.0 (or higher) |
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SacLink or other Internet Account |
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Word processing skills |
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Online class participation on the Web assignments and electronic discussions. |
Successful Student Characteristics
Discipline to complete homework assignments by deadlines; motivation to read, write, and particpate fully in class activities; and time to devote approximately 9 hours a week to a 3-credit course.
Instructor
Londa Borer's Web page and e-mail borer@csus.edu
CHEMISTRY / CSUS
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