Ionic equilibria in aqueous solutions and descriptive chemistry of the transition elements. Laboratory experiments include volumetric and potentiometric methods of quantitative analysis as well as inorganic qualitative analysis. One laboratory meeting per week. Influences of human activity and modern technology upon the environment. Identities, sources, properties, and reactions of pollutants.
Chemical approaches to the prevention and remediation of pollution.
May not be taken for credit after Chemistry 201 has been taken for credit. Laboratory introduces students to basic experimental techniques of organic chemistry. One laboratory meeting per week. A continuation of study of organic compounds with emphasis on theoretical treatment of structures and reactions. Laboratory includes introduction to spectroscopic determinations of organic structures.