Chemistry 102 - Spring 2005 Fundamentals in Chemistry II Sections 571-581

Course Information

• Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 11:10 am - 12:25 pm
• Place: Room 100 Heldenfels (map and building photograph).
• Laboratory Information
• Supplemental Instruction Sessions (updated regularly). A variety of other learning assistance programs designed to help students succeed at TAMU can be found at the TAMU Center for Academic Enhancement.
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• Sample Exam Questions
• How to Succeed in Chemistry 101 and 102
• Office of the Aggie Honor System What every Aggie needs to know.

• Office: Room 1434 Main Chemistry Building
• Phone: (979) 845-3646
• E-mail: murillo@tamu.edu
• Office Hours: to be announced
• Review Sessions: to be announced

• Math Review: Useful for reviewing the basics!
• Graphing Using Excel: A tutorial very useful for lab!
• Student Resources for our Textbook: You'll find interactive excercises & on-line quizzes for each chapter plus other fun stuff! Pick your chapter at the top of the page.
• Preparation for Topics in Chemistry Useful for chemistry basics!
• Toward Success in College! A well-written funny on-line book - You'll enjoy this!
  
• Molecular Models: A 3-D look at molecules from Chapters 7 and 8 - developed for CHEM 107 by Michael Cain at TAMU. You will need to download some software - just follow the directions on the page.
• The Collective: A terrific collection of molecular visualization links. Use these to enhance your understanding of chemical processes and reactions.
• The Chemicool Periodic Table: Everything you wanted to know about the elements!
• The Periodic Table of Comic Books! Now, that's fun!
• The Periodic Table of Poetry! Does this count as a humanity course?
• Virtual Chemistry Club (American Chemical Society): This site includes puzzles, mysteries and Ask-A-Chemist).
• Scientific American Online and Science Online: two terrific science magazines on the web.
• Science is Fun! The homepage of Professor Bassam Z. Shakhashiri, a man who shares his love of Chemistry with others - lots of great demonstration ideas!
• The T.W.I.N.K.I.E.S. Project For giggles! The scientific investigation of the common Twinkie. T.W.I.N.K.I.E.S. stands for "Tests With Inorganic Noxious Kakes In Extreme Situations."
• Reference Site: Martindale's "The Reference Desk: Science Tables & Databases." This site is a part of a more complete website for science education links, supported by UC Irvine.
• A FUN On-Line Course: A set of over 1200 lecture slides and 33 animations for a two-semester 8-credit hour General Chemistry course! Good for background. It even includes on-line quizzes. The presentations have been organized to follow the text Chemistry for Today, 2nd Edition by Seager and Slabaugh which is published by West Educational Publishing. Check it out!
• The ChemTeam: a great tutorial of high school chemistry - in progress! This site has practice problems and answers.
• More on the Theory of Atoms in Molecules.
• Bad Science - What is it?
• For a SCIENCE break, visit one of the many Science Museums located around the world!