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Lecture notes for Dr. Badding's sections of Chemistry 110 will be posted here for viewing or downloading as each set of lecture notes becomes available. To view a set of notes from a campus computer lab simply double click on any one of the underlined lectures. From other computers see the notes provided below.

NOTE: these are not complete notes. Sections are intentionally left blank. You should bring the notes to class and fill in missing information during lecture.

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Lecture #1 - Chapter 1 and 2 Introduction Structure of the Atom Lecture 1	Lecture #2 - Intro to Thermodynamics Electronic Structure of Atoms Lecture 2
Lecture #3 - Chapter 6 part 1 Energy,Light and Matter Lecture 3	Lecture #4- Chapter 6 part 2 Electronic Structure of atoms Lecture 4
Lecture #5 - Chapter 8 part 1 Periodic Properties, Chapter 7 Lecture 5	Chapter 8 part 1 Bonding I
Chapter 8 part 2 Bonding II	Composition of Molecules and Organic Chem Intro to Organic
Organic part II	Chapter 9 part 1
Problems to do before class and Chapter 9 part 2 Trigonal bipyramid	Chapter 9 part 3
Chapter 11 part 1	Chapter 10 part 1
Chapter 10 part 2	Chapter 18
Chapter 11 part 2	Chapter 13 part 1
Chapther 13 part 2	Chapter 3 & 4 Reactions
Chapter 5 thermochemistry	Chapter 5 Part 2 Thermochemistry
Chapter 15 part 1 Kp/Kc relationship	Chapter 15 part 2 Why soday explodes when you shake it
Concept Final Read the instructions and try to have this done before the final Chem 110 lecture.

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