Date	Sections	Topics
8/26		Introduction
8/28	11.1-11.2	Intermolecular Forces And their influence on liquids, a brief note from CheMystery. The Nature of Nonbonding Forces from UC Irvine (UCI). Purdue University's discussion of liquid properties and boiling points.
8/31	11.3-11.4	Properties of Liquids and Solids Penn State's treatment. Northlake (DCCCD!) College's Intro to Liquids and Solids
9/2	11.5-11.6	Vapor Pressure and Boiling Scroll down Phases of Matter (UCI) to find vapor pressure.
9/4	11.7-11.8	Changes of State
9/7		Labor Day (University Holiday)
9/9	11.9	Phase Diagrams (see last link)
9/11	12.1-12.3	Heats of Solution
9/14		Exam #1 (Chapter 11)
9/16	12.4-12.6	Concentration Expressions Henry's Law from Bemidji State Concentrations (molarity, molality, mole fraction) from ChemWeb Concentration Calculations from Diamond Bar High
9/18	12.7	Colligative Properties Kf and Kb calculations from ChemWeb Osmosis from Univ. Vermont Coll. Medicine Osmotic Pressure quiz page from Widener Univ.
9/21	12.8
9/23	13.1-13.3	Energy Conservation Revisited, Thermo's 1st Law Outline of thermo from CHEMystery (caution: it uses G when it means DG) Energy and Chemical Change from Frostberg Univ.
9/25	13.4-13.5	Entropy and Thermo's 3rd Law
9/28	13.6-13.7	Standard Gibbs Free Energy
9/30	13.8-13.9	Free Energy and Equilibrium
10/2	14.1-14.3	Chemical Reaction Rates
10/5		Exam #2 (Chapters 12 and 13)
10/7	14.4-14.5	Measuring Reaction Rates
10/9	14.6-14.7	Activated Complex Theory
10/12	14.8-14.9	Reaction Mechanisms and Catalysis
10/14	15.1-15.4	Dynamic Equilibrium Law
10/16	15.5-15.7	Calculating Keq from Thermo data
10/19	15.8-15.9	Le Châtlier's Principle
10/21	15.10	Predicting Equilibria with Keq
10/23	17.1-17.2	Polyprotic Acid Equilibria
10/26	17.3	Solubility and the Common Ion Effect
10/28	16.1	pH and the Ionization of Water
10/30	Engraved in stone	Exam #3 (Chapters 14 and 15)
11/2	16.2-16.3	Strong and Weak Acids/Bases and Equilibrium
11/4	16.4-16.6	Equilbrium Calculations
11/6	16.5	Buffers
11/9
11/11	16.6	Acid-Base Titrations
11/13
11/16	18.1-18.2	Electrolysis
11/18	18.3-18.4	Stoichiometry in Electrolysis
11/20	18.5	Galvanic Cells
11/23	18.6	Cell and Reduction Potentials
11/25	18.7	Using Reduction Potentials
11/27		University Holidays (Thanksgiving holidays 11/26-11/28)
11/30	18.8	Cell Potentials and Thermodynamics
12/2	18.9	Concentration Cells
12/4		Exam #4 (Chapters 16, 17 and 18)
12/7		Course Review
12/14		Final Exam 8 am - 10:45 am