EVERYDAY CHEMISTRY:  CHEM 102 71/72

When you have traffic with no traffic policeman, you have gridlock.  An education should provide the traffic as well as a way to guide it.  A multiple-choice test lists choices A-B-C-D-E.  But there's sometimes another category - "OTHER".  Civilization consists, in part of being able to respond, "OTHER".  You have to know about the range of choices, available to you; you have to know the limitation of those choices; and you have to be able to reject all, and seek a new solution.
​(Dr. Vartan Gregorian)


The whole of science is nothing more than a refinement of  everyday thinking.
(Dr. Albert Einstein)

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Everyday Chemistry: Introduction Spring 2020

Notes: Unit 1 Introduction to Matter and Energy 

Assignment (Due 30 January)

Prelab: Alchemy

Notes:  Unit 2 (Part 1)  Atomic Structure