Chemistry 338: Environmental Physical ChemistryFall Semester, 2001
The course is designed to provide an introduction to the methods and results of Physical Chemistry without the derivations and mathematical complexities normally associated with a more standard course (i.e., Chem 331/332). The subjects of study focus on the concepts of chemical thermodynamics, equilibrium, reactivity, and an intro to quantum mechanics. The goals of the course are to provide a strong background in physical chemical principles for use in environmental and/or biological areas of study.
"Official" Prerequisites: Math 140 (Math for Life Scientists or Calculus I), Chem 220, 222 (Quantitative Analysis with lab)
Class Schedule: Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, 4:15 - 5:30 pm over WHETS (originating from WSU-TC)
Textbook: The Elements of Physical Chemistry, P. Atkins, 3rd edition (W.H. Freeman, 2001)
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Professor: Kirk Peterson
Office: WSU-TC/Rm. 207N office phone: (509) 372-7282
Office Hours: by appointment, phone, or email
E-mail: kipeters@wsu.edu
Class Web Page: http://www.tricity.wsu.edu/~kipeters/Chem338/chem338.html
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Read Chapter 2; HW #2 (due Tues., 11th) HW #2 Solutions |
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Read Chapter 3; HW #3 (due Tues., 18th) HW #3 Solutions |
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Read Chapter 4; HW #4 (due Tues., 25rd) HW #4 Solutions |
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HW #5 (due Tues., 9th); Read Chapter 5 HW #5 Solutions |
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HW #6 (due Tues, 16th); Read Chapter 6 (up to pg. 132) HW #6 Solutions |
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HW #7 (due Tues., 23th); Read Chapter 7 HW #7 Solutions |
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Homework will be assigned weekly (except for weeks with exams). Since the solutions to the homework will be posted on this site immediately The hour exams will be given in class - no notes or books. |
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