CHE 1065 creditsPrereq: Pre-Requisite: CHE 105
CHE 106: Chemistry: Principles and Applications
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- Introduces the principles of chemistry and their applications. For students who are interested in majoring in a chemistry-related science. Three hours of lecture plus one four-hour recitation/laboratory period weekly. There is a fee associated with this class.
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- Chemical Engineering
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- David Watson
- Kenneth Takeuchi
- Melvyn Churchill
- Timothy Cook
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