ANNOUNCEMENTS:
- Please note that Dr. Marie Villarba is no longer at GCC.
Email Dr. Lisa Diebolt, the CHM130 Course Coordinator, if you have any questions.
LECTURE RESOURCES:
- View the animation of NaCl dissolving.
- Required Textbook and Other Resources
Introductory Chemistry by Charles H. Corwin (4th edition),
ISBN: 0131448501 (front cover shown below). Students are also required to have a basic scientific non-programmable calculator that can carry out exponential functions (indicated with an EE or EXP button) such as a TI-30Xa (shown below).
The CHM130LL lab does not use a bound lab manual. Instead, students will download lab experiments and other handouts from the CHM130LL Website. OSHA-approved splash-proof goggles (see above) are required for lab. (Safety glasses are not acceptable.)
Links to online retailers for the Corwin 4th Edition textbook:
- Check out Corwin's Companion Website.
- Click on the chapter numbers at the top to go to the resources for that chapter.
- For more problems, you can do the online "Explorer Quizzes" with immediate feeback.
- Multiple
Intelligences Personality Spectrum Inventory (online version):
Take Joyce Bishop's short quiz to determine the extent to which you are
a Thinker, Organizer, Adventurer, or Giver and to determine personal strengths
and learning styles.
- Multiple
Pathways to Learning Inventory (online version): Take Joyce
Bishop's short quiz to determine what learning techniques best fit your
personality type.
GENERAL INFORMATION:
- Use RateMyProfessors.com to leave feedback about your professors, and let other students know which are good teachers and which to avoid.
- Numerous
Scholarships are available through Glendale Community College and
the Maricopa Community College District
- Search for scholarships are GCC
Scholarship Search Website or at the GCC
Scholarship Main Page
- Check out a financial
aid WEB site that also performs personalized searches for available
scholarships!
- The Gates Millennium Scholars Program,
administered by the United Negro College Fund, will provide scholarships
and fellowships for outstanding low-income African-American, Native
American, Hispanic American, and Asian American students to attend the
undergraduate and graduate institutions of their choice.
- Other chemistry WEB sites around the nation:
Disclaimer
This Web site was maintained by Marie Villarba.
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