Instructor: Dr. Yan Waguespack
Prerequisites: CHEM 112/112H, PHYS 161, PHYS 262 or PHYS 181H, PHYS 182H, MATH 211 (Physics or mathematics may be taken concurrently) or permission of instructor.
Course Description: Laws of thermodynamics with emphasis on their application to chemical systems. Topics covered include: thermochemistry, equation of state, physical and chemical equilibrium and electrochemistry.
Three hours lecture and a three hours laboratory per week.
Laboratory Fee: $25.00

Instructor: Dr. Yan Waguespack
Prerequisite: CHEM 401
Course Description: Continuation of CHEM 401. Molecular structure and bonding, interpretation of spectra, elementary quantum and statistical mechanics, kinetic, theory of gases, chemical kinetics and the theory of rate processes.
Three hours lecture and three hours laboratory per week.
Laboratory Fee: $25.00

Instructor: Dr. Yan Waguespack
Prerequisites: CHEM 112/112H, CHEM 114/114H,CHEM 212/212H, CHEM 214/214H or permission of the instructor.
Course Description: This course builds upon introductory courses that cover elementary principles of chemical bonding and structure, thermodynamics, kinetics and descriptive chemistry of the elements.
Three hours lecture and three hours of laboratory session per week.
Laboratory Fee: $25.00.

Instructor: Dr. Yan Waguespack
Prerequisite: CHEM 212/212H, CHEM214/214H, CHEM 314/314H, BIOL 326/326H or permission of the instructor.
Course Description: This course deals with the functions of all metallic elements in biology. Consequently the roles of metal ions and a variety of non-metals in crucial life processes will be discussed. The course, which is interdisciplinary in nature, is intended for pre-medical biology and chemistry majors and those who aspire to become researchers in the bio-medical field. It will also serve the needs of final year undergraduates in inorganic chemistry, as coordination chemistry will be emphasized.

Prerequisite: CHEM 481 or equivalent.
Course Description: The sources of various elements and chemical reactions between them in the atmosphere and hydrosphere are treated. Causes and biological effects of air and water pollution by certain elements are discussed.

Prerequisite: CHEM 481 or equivalent.
Course Description: The geochemical evolution of the ocean; composition of sea water, density-chlorinity-salinity relationship and carbon dioxide system. The geochemistry of sedimentation with emphasis on the chemical stability and inorganic and biological production of carbonate, silicate and phosphate containing minerals.