CHE 3213 creditsPrereq: Co-Requisite: CHE 319 or CHE 349 or Permission of Instructor.
CHE 321: Inorganic Chemistry I
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- Surveys the chemistry of the elements. Emphasizes atomic and molecular structure, bonding theories, and relevant application. Three hours of lecture weekly.
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- Alexey Akimov
- David Lacy
- David Watson
- Janet Morrow
- Jim Atwood
- Melvyn Churchill
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