Chemistry 241: Inorganic Chemistry

Chemistry 241- Fall 2009 MWF 12 – 12:50

Bill Vining Phone: 436-2698

Physical Sciences 232 Office Hours: M 2-3, T 11-12, F 11-12

viningwj@oneonta.edu

SYLLABUS

Required Materials:

Online Text

Kirk-Othmer Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology, Milne Library, Databases

Other materials will be delivered in class throughout the semester.

Homework: Assignments given in class and online OWL assignments; Generally, only OWL assignments will count for grade.

Description

Studies the chemistry of elements and their compounds, emphasizing main group elements. Topics include sources of elements, methods of production, reactivity, and uses of inorganic chemicals.

Downloads:

Lecture PowerPoint Files

Blank PPT Files	Annotated PPT Files	Video Lectures
Stellar Nucleosynthesis of the Elements	Annotated PPT File	8-26-2009 8-28-2009
Nuclear Stability and Radioactive Decay	Annotated PPT File	8-28-2009 8-31-2009
Nuclear Fuel, Reactors and Artificial Elements	Annotated PPT File	9-2-2009 9-4-2009
Chemical Basis for Formation of the Earth	Annotated PPT File	9-7-2009
Chemical Basis for Formation of Ores	Annotated PPT File
Extraction of Elements	Annotated PPT File	9-9-2009 9-11-2009 9-14-2009
Structures of Elements	Annotated PPT File	9-18-2009 9-21-2009
Effective Nuclear Charge		9-23-2009


Structures of P-Block Oxides	Annotated PPT File	9-25-2009(Lecture replacement)
Survey of the Elements I		9-30-2009 10-5-2009 10-7-2009 10-9-2009
Silicon I Semiconductors	Annotated PPT File Annotated PPT File	10-12-2009 10-14-2009 10-16-2009
Global Warming	Annotated PPT File	10-16-2009 10-19-2009
Coordination Chemistry I	Annotated PPT File	10-21-2009 10-23-2009
Symmetry	Point Group Flow Chart	10-23-2009 10-26-2009
Transition Metal Bonding		10-26-2009 10-28-2009 10-30-2009 11-2-2009
Transition Metal Complex Spectroscopy		11-2-2009