Physiological Chemistry (CH 130)
at UMass Boston
Prof. Kenneth Cerny
|
Dr. Mridula Satyamurti |
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Office Hours for Spring 2008:
Monday 1:30-2:30 pm
Wednesday and Friday 11:30am-12:30 pm
AND - any time my door is open (often Tu pm)
AND - other times by appointment only.
Lecture Information:
Laboratory Schedule Spring 2008 / REVISED Lab Schedule Spring 2008
Homework - 5th Edition This homework assignment will take us up to the point that the book starts.
Homework - This homework assignment covers the chapters within the book.
Exam Topics Review Sheet These are the 'topics' discussed (Spring 2008) before we get to the text.
They refer to both Exam 1 and Exam 2.
For 'topics' after we get into the text: see 'Final Exam Review Sheet' below.
Each "early chapter (Chapters 1 through 6) " listed here is material you will need to understand before we actually get to the biological chemistry that is contained in our textbook.
See below for the Lecture Slides
Chapter 1 Homework for Chapter 1 4th Edition
Chapter 2 Homework for Chapter 2 4th Edition
Chapter
3 Atoms and Ions to KNOW
Homework for Chapter 3 , part 2 4th Edition
Chapter 4 Types of Solutions Homework for Chapter 4 4th Edition
Your Study Guide& Solution Manual will have theanswers to these questions.
Correlation of Homework between the 4th Edition and the 5th Edition
Correlation Continued from Chapters 18-28 in the text
Review Sheet Test 1 [NOT for Spring 2008]
Exam 1 Answers Spring 2008
Exam 2 Answers Spring 2008 [Have a GREAT Spring Break ! :) ]
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Lecture Slides for Spring 2008
Chapter 3 A Chapter 3 B Chapter 3 C
Chapter 4 A Chapter 4 B (not covered in Spring 2008) Chapter 4 C
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Chapter 5 Glucose Calculations Homework for Chapter 5 4th Edition
Chapter 6 Homework 1 (Organic) , Homework 2 (Organic) 4th Edition
The textbook starts here. You should get into the habit of reading the book. Do not depend only on the notes for the following chapters.
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Lecture Slides for Spring 2008 from the text
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Chapter 7 from chapter 18 in the textbook
Review Sheet Test 2 [NOT for Spring 2008; see Exam Topics Review Sheet]
Additional Problems and solutions for Titration Page 1 4th Edition
Page 2 4th Edition
Practice questions for Test 3 [for spring 2008 skip 18-25(pp4,5) and 27]
Chapter 21 Addendum to ch 21 Corrections to Chapter 21 Notes
Homework Chapters 18-28 (in textbook !) Again, your Study Guide & Solutions
Manual will have the answers to these questions. This is from 4th edition.
Exam 3 Review Sheet Spring 2008 includes electron chain summary
Exam 3 Answers Spring 2008
Test 3 Review Sheet [NOT for Spring 2008]
Cyclic Hemiactel Formation from 4/23/2008 lecture
Sample Questions for Test 4 (SKIP No. 2, 9, 24, 29, 31)
Note in No. 15: in top fa, subscript should be 16
Exam 4 Answers Spring 2008
Water Loss to make a Trinucleotide
EXTRA CREDIT PAPER FOR Spring 2008 SEMESTER
Final Exam Review Sheet [OK for Spring 2008 - topics within our text]
Sample Questions for the last three chapters.
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Laboratory Information:
Please be sure that you actually have the CORRECTLY TITLED experiment for lab each week (regardless of the "experiment number" on the actual lab).
We will follow the Lab Schedule:
Lab Schedule Lab Schedule Spring 2008 will start with Expt 1
Experiment 1 Calculators, Unit Conversions, Density
Experiment 2 How Much Chloride is in the Ocean?
Experiment
3 Physical and Chemical Change
Experiment 4 Conservation of Mass
Experiment
5 Titration and Analysis
Experiment 6 (old #7) Isomerism
Experiment 7 (old #8) Proteins
Experiment 8 (old #9) Carbohydrates
Experiment 9 (old #10) Preparation of Soap
Experiment
10 (Aspirin) Salicylic Acid Derivatives
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