Suffolk Community College

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CH 100 Final Exam    Posted: Dec 17, 2009 CH 100 Final Exam grades are posted to the Pageout website. Have a great holiday. See you around. Prof. C.

CH 100 ARIS HOMEWORK    Posted: Dec 17, 2009 CH 100 ARIS HOMEWORK grades are posted to the Pageout website.

CH 100 Lab Average    Posted: Dec 15, 2009 CH 100 Lab Average is posted to the Pageout website.

CH100 Exam IV and POGIL Grades    Posted: Dec 10, 2009 CH100 Exam IV and POGIL Grades are posted to the Pageout website in the Gradebook.

ARIS Homework Update    Posted: Dec 10, 2009 I have extended the ARIS online homework for all Chapters until next Wednesday 12/16. If you have at least made a prior attempt at chapter homework, and received some grade before, you will be allowed to replace that grade. Prof. C.

CH 100 Final Exam Review Fall 2009    Posted: Dec 8, 2009 Posted to the Pageout website for download

CH 100 Laboratory Final    Posted: Dec 8, 2009 I have uploaded to the Pageout website your Laboratory Final for this semester. As you can see it is a take home final. It is due on Tuesday 12/15 at the beginning of our lab period. It MUST be typewritten and concise. Remember this final accounts for 25% of your lab grade. See Related :  http://www.pageout.net/user/www/d/s/dscody/SCCC%20CH%20100%20Lab/Handouts/Fall%202009%20Laboratory%20Final.pdf

CH 100 Lab    Posted: Dec 3, 2009 Next week's lab is Experiment #7 Titration II. Also you will turn in Expt. #11 Solubility Pre-lab that same day for a full lab grade. Failure to turn in the Solubility pre-lab will result in a 0 which will be used to determine your grade. Also remember that the lowest grade is dropped. If you have missed a lab this semester than you MUST turn in this assignment. If you think you can replace a lower grade than make sure you do a good job on the Solubility pre-lab. Prof. C.

CH 100 ARIS Homework Warning    Posted: Oct 30, 2009 Some students are not completing their online homeworks. I remind you that the ARIS online homework is mandatory and is 5% of your overall course grade.

Course Description
One-semester course for students whose emphasis is other than the science discipline. Lecture topics include atomic structure, bonding, chemical equations, energy and change, gas laws, acid-base chemistry, solutions, and chemical equilibria. Prepares students for enrollment in subsequent chemistry courses. Laboratory techniques are introduced and followed by experiments which illustrate basic principles presented in lecture. (3 hrs. lecture, 3 hrs. laboratory.)

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