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Syllabus for CHE 2B TBA

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redhorse12
19 Jan 2022
School
UC-Davis
Department
Chemistry
Course
CHE 2B
Professor
TBA

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Office hours: 163k chemistry thursdays from 9:00 am 10:00 am. Class info: mwf 1:10 pm 2:00 pm, science lectures hall. Web page: access through http://canvas. ucdavis. edu/ (it is your responsibility to check the web page for any pertinent announcements or information. ) Office hours: posted on class web page, slb 1064 (or by appointment) All other ta office hours: posted on class web page, sciences lab building 1064. Ta mailboxes: in the hall outside chemistry 149. Enderle"s chemistry 2b lecture notes & practice exams (available at davis copy maxx, 232 3rd st. ) Chemistry 2b laboratory manual, department of chemistry, ucd (fall 2018 version only) Ansi-compliant, indirectly-vented, chemical splash safety goggles; 100% cotton chemistry lab coat. Closed-toe, closed-heel shoes; clothing that completely covers your arms and legs (lab only) Must have gotten a c- or better in courses che 2a or che 2ah. The lectures will cover chapters outlined in the schedule on page 3 following the reader & text (zumdahl et al).

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