CHEM 121 - General Chemistry I

Spring 2011

Sections 030-039 & AP 003
Lecture: MWF 12:00 - 12:50 PM, SLH 1

Dr. Frank G. Baglin

Office CB 025 phone: 784-6651 email: Baglin@unr.edu
Office Hours: MWF 11:00-12:00 and by appointment

General Course Information

Most exams will be made up of in-class and textbook questions with some old exam questions mixed in.

ALL students in either Chem. 121 or 122 labs that attend a lab DIFFERENT from the one in which they are OFFICIALLY REGISTERED will receive an 'F' grade for lab and will subsequently FAIL THE COURSE.

If you miss three (3) labs without an official excuse, you will automatically receive an 'F' in the lab and will also fail the course. THIS IS OFFICIAL POLICY OF THE CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT NOT OF THE COURSE INSTRUCTOR.

Procedure to be followed for all exams:

As soon as all students are seated, ALL BOOKS AND NOTES go under your seat. When everyone is quiet, the exams will be passed out.
When you are finished writing your exam, come down to the front of the room, show your UNR photo ID and place your exam in the lab section number found on the front table. THIS MEANS THAT YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE TO KNOW THE NUMBER OF YOUR LAB SECTION.
In order to exit the lecture hall, all students must exit through the lower doors; absolutely no one will be allowed to exit the lecture hall through the upper doors. Thus, your ticket out of the room is your completed exam.

Note: Class materials are provided on this web site as PDF (portable document format) and MS Word files. A free PDF file reader plug-in for your browser is available (already loaded in the computer labs in JCSU, Mathewson-IGT Knowledge Center, DeLaMare Library).

Lab Schedules

General Lab Information and Assignments are available in Webcampus. You MUST visit this link to obtain your Safety Assignment and Prelab Assignments.

Please note, if you log into Webcampus and do not see Chem 121 Lab available in your course list, please contact Dr. Baglin.

Links To Class Materials

CRITICAL NOTICE REGARDING REGRADING OF EXAMS

Equations of Interest