Dr. TOM RYBOLT - DEPT of CHEMISTRY - UTC
General Chemistry CHEM 1110 and CHEM 1120 info, notes, help, and practice exams
CURRENT GENERAL CHEMISTRY COURSE
for your specific course
TO LEARN CHEMISTRY you should:
1) Read and study all the relevant textbook material as covered in class.
2) Attend lectures, write notes repeatedly to learn your class notes, read on-line
notes below for additional or clarifying information.
3) Work all assigned howework problems (see UTCOnline: Blackboard course). Additional practice exercises and problems throughout chapters.
4) Write down any questions you have and seek answers and understanding.
5) Schedule 9 hours per week for Chemistry lecture study (Example 1.5 hours a day for 6 days a week)
FOR HELP WITH GENERAL CHEMISTRY
For 600 pages of online tutorials that can be downloaded free see
Tutorial Help Site
For videos of all elements see Periodic Table Videos
Select CHEM
HELP at Dr. Pott's Website
then select Extra Help or Chemistry Links thanks
to Dr. Pott's for making this available
Online textbook of chemistry sponsored by the National Science Foundation (NSF) http://wiki.chemprime.chemeddl.org/ includes concepts of general chemsitry and examnples from many fields of science.
CHEMISTRY 1110 and 1120 LECTURE NOTES
Rybolt General Chemistry Lecture Notes have been placed online and Internet
visuals attached for many topics. Thanks to former UTC Students
Eric Cohen and Eva Prince for their significant
work to make the online notes available and thanks to Leah Rybolt
for review of all chapter notes.
Where chapter numbers are listed below they are for Chemistry Atoms First by Burdge and Overby and show the corresponding material in Rybolt Online Notes.
Chemistry 1110 Topics (not yet assigned specific chapters - only listed by topics)
Basics and Measurements FactorUnit
EnergyTemp
Elements, Compounds,
and Reactions Atoms Compounds
Mole Calculations MoleCalculation
Reactions Aqueous Solution AqueousIons
Quantum Mechanical Atom Quantum
Chemical Bonding ChemicalBond
Bonds and Molecular Structure VSPER
MolecularStructure
Gases Gases
Intermolecular Attractions, Liquids and Solids Liquids
Solids
Organic Compounds, Polymers, and Biochemicals OrganicBiochem
Chemistry 1120 Topics (Chapter numbers below)
13 Physical Properties of Solutions Solutions
10 Energy Changes in Chemical Reactions Thermochemistry
18 Entropy, Free Energy, and Equilibirum Thermodynamics
14 Chemical Kinetics Kinetics
15 Chemical Equilibrium Equilibrium
16 Acids and Bases
AcidBaseMedicine AcidBaseEquilibrium
17 Acid Base and Solubility Equilbria- (acid-base topics in file above)SolubilityEquil
19 Electrochemistry Redox Electrochem
20 Nuclear Chemistry Nuclear
21-23* Metals and Nonmetal Elements and Properties ElementsNONmetals
ElementsMETALS TransitionElements
25* Modern Materials SolidsMaterials
CHEMISTRY 1110 (old number 121) PRACTICE EXAMS
You should take practice exam without key and then grade yourself with key to
see what you really know.
121 Exam
1 Fall 2006
121 KEY Exam 1 Fall 2006
121 Exam
1 Fall 2007
121KEY Exam 1 Fall 2007
121 Exam
1 Fall 2008
121KEY Exam 1 Fall 2008
121 Exam
2 Fall 2006
121 KEY Exam 2 Fall 2006
121 Exam 2 Fall 2007
121KEY Exam2 Fall 2007
121 Exam
2 Fall 2008
121KEY Exam 2 Fall 2008
121 Exam
3 Fall 2006
121KEY Exam 3 Fall 2006
121 Exam 3 Fall 2007
121KEY Exam 3 Fall 2007
121 Exam
3 Fall 2008
121 KEY Exam 3 Fall 2008
121 Exam
4 Fall 2006
121 KEYExam 4 Fall 2006
121Exam 4 Fall 2007
121 KEY Exam 4 Fall 2007
121 Exam 4 Fall 2008
121 KEY Exam 4 Fall 2008
CHEMISTRY 1120 (old number 122) PRACTICE EXAMS
You should take practice exam without key and then grade yourself with key to
see what you really know.
122EXAM1sp2009
122keyEXAM1sp2009
122EXAM1fall2009
122keyEXAM1fall2009
122EXAM2sp2009
122keyEXAM2sp2009
122EXAM2fall2009
122keyEXAM2fall2009
122EXAM3sp2009
122keyEXAM3sp2009
122EXAM3fall2009
122keyEXAM3fall2009
PAST COURSES
CHEM 1110 (Fall 2010) SYLLABUS (COURSE INFO)HOMEWORK
CHEM1120 (Spring 2011) SYLLABUS (COURSE INFO) and HOMEWORK