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general chemistry II  

 CHEM 1200A & 1201A

        fall, 2020

CHEM 1200A/1201A online links

As AUM transitions to online classes for the rest of the spring semester, the following links will take you to material needed to continue the Chem II courses.   Note: the info below is for my courses only. If you are in another instructor's Chem II lecture or lab, you will have to follow their guidelines.  Online lectures will be posted the day/time classes were originally scheduled, then replaced with new lectures the following class. But they will remain on the instructor's YouTube channel until assessment (either test or essay) is given.
                                                  Modified timetable
Week beginning Mon 4/27 (sixth week after spring break)
Mon 4/27 online Test 10 on Chapter 11, organic chemistry, is now over. Grades to be posted asap
 
Wed 4/29  No new material. All labs due by tomorrow 4/30                   
   

Online lecture links password protected - same password as given previously for the review pages

                                                              Previous weeks
Week beginning Mon 4/20 (fifth week after spring break)
Mon 4/20 online lecture continues Chapter 11 here.
 
Other chapter 11 online lectures here on YouTube channel. 
 
No new labs! But older labs after Lab 6 need to be submitted asap if not already done.
 
From last week: Lab: #33 Part B: This week's lab: #33 (week 10 lab). Analysis of a coordination compound. Data sheet hereNote: This is just a simple titration in which potassium permanganate reacts with the oxalate ligand on the iron compound which you would have prepared last week. Be sure to take note of the mole ratio in the balanced equation given in the lab book (equation 3 on page 33-2). Question B2 asks you to calculate the % of oxalate in the compound you would have prepared based on the titration results. Question B3 asks you to calculate the % oxalate from the iron compound's molecular formula. If your answers to B2 and B3 are close (within about 1%), that tells you the prepared compound is pure.
 
Wed 4/22 online lecture will conclude Chapter 11. 
Test 10 on chapter 11 will be posted on the web site (just like test 8) NEXT Mon 4/27 at 10:50 am
Week beginning Mon 4/13 (fourth week after spring break)
Mon 4/13 online lectures here on YouTube channel.  Begins Chapter 11, Organic Chemistry
Lab: #33 Part B: This week's lab: #33 (week 10 lab). Analysis of a coordination compound. Data sheet hereNote: This is just a simple titration in which potassium permanganate reacts with the oxalate ligand on the iron compound which you would have prepared last week. Be sure to take note of the mole ratio in the balanced equation given in the lab book (equation 3 on page 33-2). Question B2 asks you to calculate the % of oxalate in the compound you would have prepared based on the titration results. Question B3 asks you to calculate the % oxalate from the iron compound's molecular formula. If your answers to B2 and B3 are close (within about 1%), that tells you the prepared compound is pure.
 
Wed 4/15 online lecture will continue Chapter 11. 
Due this week: All past labs due now (send by email, include your name in email subject line).
 
Test 9 is the essay on nuclear chemistry, as indicated in a previous email. Email to me asap so I can grade.
Week beginning Mon 4/6 (third week after spring break)
Mon 4/6 online lectures still on YouTube channel.  Begins Chapter 21, Nuclear Chemistry
Lab: #33 Part A: This week's lab: #33 (week 9 lab). Preparation of a coordination compound. Data sheet hereNote: To calculate the % yield of product (question A6), assume mass of product = 2.25 g
 
Wed 4/8 online lecture will continue Chapter 21. 
Due this week: All past labs due now. (send by email, include your name in email subject line)
 
Test 8 will be emailed 4/8 as indicated in email sent Saturday.
Week beginning Mon 3/30 (second week after spring break)
Mon 3/30 online lecture still on YouTube channel.  Continues Chapter 20.
Lab: #26 Electrochemistry: Galvanic & Electrolytic Cell​. Data sheet for lab linked here. Use this data to complete the lab as you normally would, then submit lab (by email as pdf or jpg photos) by next Monday, again, as you normally would.
 
Wed 4/1 online lecture here. Concludes Chapter 20, Coordination Compounds
Due this week: Electrochemistry essay replaces Test 7: due 4/1
                          (send by email, include your name in email subject line)
 
 
 
Week beginning Mon 3/23 (first week after spring break)
Mon 3/23 online lecture. Completion of Chapter 19, Electrochemistry.
Wed 3/25 online lecture here. Start of chapter 20, Coordination Compounds
Due this week: No test or lab was scheduled for this week
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