Chem 133

Chem 1B - General Chemistry, 2nd Semester

For Lecture Section 1

Dixon Webpage
Fall, 2016

Note on Website: I intend to post Chem 1B materials both at this site and through SacCT. Initially, I expect most materials to be posted here, but with this semester's quiz and exam keys posted through SacCT.

Dr. Dixon's Office Hours and Location: Monday 12:00-1:00; Tu 3:00-4:00 (both Seq. 446C); Th 10:00-11:00 (Seq. 502)

Note: Sequoia 446C is in back of Quantitative Analysis Lab; Sequoia 502 is the help office

Lab Instructor Office Hours and Locations (still completing on this)

Lab Instructor	Lab Sect. #	Office	Days/Hours
Katie Smith	2, 3, 6 and 7 (2nd half)	Sequoia 530	Tu 9-10* &1-2; W4:30-5:30
Addison Beckemeyer	4	NA	W 12-1*
Richard Brookins	5	457	W 9-10AM; F 8-9*
Patrick Sparks	7	Sequoia 530	M 2-3; Tu11-12*; W 2-3

*Hours held in HELP OFFICE (Sequoia 502)

Link to PAL website (updated 8/30)

Link to SacCT site (go to lecture site for quiz and exam keys, go to lab site for grading)

Link to Pearson Mastering Chemistry (this is for online homework)

Class Syllabus (updated 8/30 - changed grades from just D to D+/D/D-)

Nomenclature Requirements: A summary of nomenclature review is given in the Lab Manual (p. 1413 to 1716). I expect you to be able to give element names from symbols for all elements in the 1st 3 rows of the periodic table, all Group 1A, 2A metals to the 6th row, transition metals in the 4th row except for Sc, and Ag, Au, Cd, Hg, Pb, Br, and I. You need to know the charges of transition metals that only have one oxidation state and what mercury (I) looks like. Know the names of the anions and acids given in p. 16 15 of the lab manual, their related hydrogen anions (see B5 on p. 17 16) and cyanide.

Link to my past classes (Includes exam + quiz keys for last fall's class)

8/30 lecture notes

9/1 lecture notes (updated 9/1/16)

9/22 lecture notes (updated 9/23 to show help session locations and times)

9/27 lecture notes (updated 9/27: Exam 1 is This week on 9/29 and the Henderson-Hasselbalch equation also will be provided)

10/4 lecture notes

10/6 lecture notes