Exploring term Fall 2023 Change
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- CHEM091: Introduction to Chemistry
- CHEM101: Fundamentals of Chemistry from Atoms to Materials
- CHEM102: Chemical Reactivity Fundamentals with Environmental Applications
- CHEM150: Engineering Chemistry
- CHEM212: Introduction to Quantitative Analysis
- CHEM225: Introduction to Inorganic Chemistry
- CHEM231: Introduction to Organic Chemistry
- CHEM234: Organic Chemistry with Biological Applications
- CHEM245: Introduction to Thermodynamics
- CHEM260: Synthetic Chemistry Laboratory
- CHEM298: Research Experience
- CHEM300A: Chemistry in Modern Society
- CHEM318: Instrumental Techniques of Analysis
- CHEM324: Transition Metal Chemistry
- CHEM337: Bio-organic Chemistry
- CHEM347: Quantum Chemistry
- CHEM361: Analytical Chemistry Laboratory
- CHEM362: Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory
- CHEM363: Organic Chemistry Laboratory
- CHEM364: Physical Chemistry Laboratory
- CHEM398: Research Experience
- CHEM399: Research Experience
- CHEM405: Professional Development and Societal Engagement for Chemists
- CHEM411: Advanced Instrumental Analysis
- CHEM421: Contemporary Inorganic Chemistry
- CHEM423: Organometallics and Catalysis
- CHEM432: Organic Synthesis
- CHEM437: Biological and Medicinal Chemistry
- CHEM447: Advanced Molecular Spectroscopy
- CHEM451: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance and its Applications
- CHEM452: Reaction Mechanisms and Dynamics
- CHEM453: Structure, Reactivity and Bonding
- CHEM458: Statistical Thermodynamics
- CHEM459: Materials Science
- CHEM467: Special Topics in Experimental Chemistry
- CHEM475: Electrochemistry and its Applications
- CHEM476: Polymer Chemistry
- CHEM477: Computational Chemistry
- CHEM478: Industrial Chemistry
- CHEM489: Special Topics in Chemistry
- CHEM490: Directed Studies in Chemistry
- CHEM498A: Advanced Research Experience I
- CHEM498B: Advanced Research Experience II
- CHEM499A: Honours Thesis I
- CHEM499B: Honours Thesis II
CHEM225
Introduction to Inorganic Chemistry
Models and tools for understanding periodicity, structure, bonding and reactivity. In the tutorials examples illustrate concepts and relevant spectroscopy.
Lecture: 3h
Lab: 0h
Tutorial: 1h
Credits: 1.5