• EXAM 5 ANSWER KEY

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• Posted 5/3/06
  
• Recent Updates 5/3/06
• Suggested Reading and Problems for Chapter 10 posted.
• Review material for Chapters 9 & 10 posted.
• Posted 4/27/06
• Recent Updates 4/27/06
• Exam 4 scores are posted in D2L.  Please check your score and bring any possible errors to Dr. Gutow's attention as soon as possible.
• EXAM 4 ANSWER KEY
• Chapter 9 reading is also available
  

• Posted 4/18/06
  
• Recent updates (4/18/06)
• Review sheet annotations for chapters 7 & 8 added.
• Sample Exam 4 posted.
• Quizzes and Worksheet  answers up-to-date.
• Answers for both Chapters 7 & 8 text problems  have also been posted.

• Posted 4/6/06
• Exam 3 scores are posted in D2L as of 9 PM 4/6/06.
  
• EXAM 3 ANSWER KEY
  

• Posted 4/3/06
  
• Recent updates 4/3/06
• All chapter 6 Powerpoints + review Powerpoints from 4/3/06 lecture are posted.
• Review sheet annotations were posted last week for chapters 5 & 6.
• Answers to the quiz 4/3/06 in discussion will be posted by 10 pm on 4/3/06.
• Do not forget about the Lewis Structure Tutorial or the Orbitron websites

• Posted 3/16/06
• I have posted Exam, Quiz, Worksheet and clicker points in D2L.  Lab scores are not available unless your instructor is entering them.  You can check what points I have recorded for you by going to the Chem 105 class (lecture section) on D2L.   Please ignore D2L grade colorations, and minimum and maximum values in the statistics, because D2L is doing something funny with these. 
  
• I HAVE POSTED A MIDTERM ESTIMATED GRADE in D2L as well.  It is a projection of the score you will get if you continue to perform similarly to the way you have so far.  This is calculated as follows:
  5*(Exam Average) + (Worksheet score assuming you miss no more discussions) + 8*(Quiz Average) + (Present Clicker Points) + (150 pts for Lab).  The points for lab are the usual average score based on experience with past classes.  There is not usually a very large spread in lab scores and most people do better in lab than the rest of the course.

• At present, I am projecting slightly above average performance from this class.  The average in the class may be at the low end of the BC range, rather than in the C range, as is usually seen.  I am projecting that at least 80% of you have a high probability of getting a C or better.  This is very good!  The last time I taught the course about 73% of the students finished with a C or better.  Nationwide the C or better rate in general chemistry I is closer to 60%.
  

• Please come see me if you are not doing as well as you would like or as well as you think you can.

• Posted 3/8/06
• Exam 2 Answer Key is now available.  Download it as a .pdf file by clicking here.

• Posted 2/28/06
  
• Recent additions to the web site. (2/28/06)
• Worksheets and Answer Keys through Worksheet 4 (yesterday's)
• Quizzes and Answers through Quiz 3 (yesterday's)
• Homework and Answers through Chapter 4
• Sample Exam 2 from last year (Chapters 4 & 5)
• Review sheet annotations updated through chapter 4
• Lecture PowerPoints are up-to-date.
  

• Posted 2/22/06
• Recent additions to the web site. (2/22/06)
  
• Review sheet annotations for chapter 3.
• Orbitron link in the study-aids section.
• Chapter 4 reading and suggested problems.
• All PowerPoint, quizzes and worksheets are up-to-date.

• Posted 2/15/06
• Answer Key for the first exam is available as an Adobe Acrobat Document by clicking here.

• Posted 2/3/06
• Section 5 students have been assigned to a discussion section.  You should have received an e-mail telling you which discussion to attend.  The list may be found in the lecture  & discussion section of the site or by clicking here.
• Labs begin meeting the second week of classes.
• First quiz in the Monday, February 6 discussions.


• Posted 1/19/06
  
• The syllabus will not be handed out.  You may view a copy on line or download an Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) version by clicking on the appropriate link at left.  Read the syllabus before the class starts.  You are responsible for understanding it.  We will discuss it briefly the first day of class.
• Please register your CPS response clicker before the first day of class.  The class key is F16807I383. Further registration instructions and links can be found by choosing the "Response Clickers" link at left.
• The first lecture reading and homework assignment is available by clickinghere as a downloadable .pdf file.  Future assignments will be available in the password protected section of the lecture part of this site.