General Chemistry II (Lecture)

Harvard Extension School

CHEM E-1BX

Section 1

CRN 26676

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This course is a continuation of CHEM E-1ax. Topics include thermodynamics and electrochemistry; rates and mechanisms of chemical reactions; phase transitions, structure, and bonding in solids; acids and bases; buffers and titrations; and environmental chemistry. See CHEM E-1bxl for the lab course.

Registration Closes: January 22, 2025
Credits: 3

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Term

Spring Term 2025

Part of Term

Full Term

Format

On Campus

Credit Status

Undergraduate

Section Status

Open

Instructor Info

Gregg Tucci, PhD

Senior Lecturer on Chemistry and Chemical Biology, Harvard University


Justin McCarty, MM

Head Teaching Fellow in General Chemistry, Harvard Division of Continuing Education


Meeting Info

Th 6:00pm - 9:00pm (1/27 - 5/17)

Participation Option: On Campus

Deadlines

Last day to register: January 22, 2025

Additional Time Commitments

Required sections to be arranged.

Prerequisites

CHEM E-1ax with a grade of C or higher, or the equivalent. Students interested in taking CHEM E-1bx without having taken CHEM E-1ax should e-mail the instructors with a detailed syllabus and grade report from their previous general chemistry course.

Notes

Students in this course, other sections of CHEM E-1BX, and in CHEM E-1BXL may interact with one another, for example, in Canvas or in live sessions. Accordingly, when students participate in live class sessions online, they will do so alongside students in other sections. If students participate in a way that causes them to appear in recordings of the class, those recordings may be shown to students enrolled in the other course.

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All Sections of this Course

CRN Section # Participation Option(s) Instructor Section Status Meets Term Dates
26676 1 On Campus Team Taught Open Th 6:00pm - 9:00pm
 Jan 26 to May 16
24285 2 Online Synchronous Team Taught Open Th 6:00pm - 9:00pm
 Jan 26 to May 16

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