CHM 110 - General Chemistry

4 Credits

Students learn models and theories of atomic and molecular structures and explore uses of the periodic table. Using modern techniques, such as atomic emission spectroscopy, atomic absorption spectroscopy, gas liquid chromatography, and visible light spectrophotometry, students determine the constituents of matter in real world samples. Students also apply classical techniques in the laboratory to elucidate the behavior of environmental samples. (Advanced Placement or CLEP credit accepted for 110)
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Connections Discipline: Natural Science