Showing posts with label Notes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Notes. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 21, 2015

UPD Chem 1 Polymers Notes

These are powerpoint slides that Chem 1 students may use depending on the professor. This document tackles polymers. The history of polymers as well as some illustrations of reaction mechamisms that can form them. Also provided are some examples and definitions of popular anr commonly used polymers like rubber, polyethylene, and polyester.

UPD Chem 1 Chemical Bonds Notes

UPD Chem 1 Acids and Bases Notes


This is a possible source guide for those who are taking Chem 1 or 16 and are looking for notes on Acids and Bases. This discusses the history on the identification of such substances, and describes the properties of acids and bases. It also explains how to differentiate acids and bases. 

Friday, February 27, 2015

UPD Bio 11 Frog Musculature Handouts/Notes


These are scans of frog musculature which may be useful for Bio 11 or Bio 12 students. This includes diagrams with arrows, tables, and other listings to aid in remembering the different muscular clusters and systems of frogs. 

Sunday, March 9, 2014

UPD Chem 17 Selected Notes (complexation and electrochemistry) (3rd LE Materials)

These are scans of notes which may be useful for Chem 17 students. As these are notes, there may be errors, so please do consult things with your professor when in doubt. 

These notes cover the concepts of complex ions and coordinates, ligands, common monodentate ligands, polydentate ligands and their nomenclature. This also covers isomerism as well as concepts in electrochemistry. 

UPD Comm 3 Notes (under Sir Serquina) (first sem 2011)

These are notes taken from class lectures of Sir Serquina. 
Disclaimer: These were copied as he was lecturing, as such, there may be errors in information due to possible misunderstandings, pronunciation and listening errors, and that his lectures were of course faster than the average human writing speed. Do not use these notes as an absolute source of information, only as a guide.

Communication has tensions-- talking to a stranger of different gender/ talking about what is uknown/ saying something face to face. 
Speech communication is equivalent to oral communication and human communication. 

Monday, March 3, 2014

UPD Chem 31/ Chem 33 Reactions Summary Notes (handwritten)






These are summary reactions for each of the functional groups. This will be useful for those taking Chem 31, 33 and 34. 
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