Gen chem ii - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Abdomen - ANSWER The region located between the lowest ribs and the hipbones Abdominopelvic - ANSWER Includes the abdominal and pelvic regions Axillary - ANSWER Pertaining to the armpits Coxal - ANSWER Pertaining to the hips Dorsum - ANSWER Posterior surface of the thorax Genital - ANSWER External reproductive organs Gluteal - ANSWER The buttocks Inguinal - ANSWER The Groin Lumbar - ANSWER The lower back Pectoral - ANSWER The chest Perineal - ANSWER The region betwe...

Adverse effects - ANSWER Drug effects that are not the desired therapeutic effects; may be unpleasant or even dangerous Brand name (Trade Name) - ANSWER Name given to a drug by the PHARMACEUTICAL company that developed it; 17 year patent; First letter IS capitalized; if patent is not in place, bio-equivalence can not be guaranteed. Chemical name - ANSWER Name that reflects the chemical structure of a drug. chemicals that are produced by companies involved solely in the manufacturing of dru...

FISCAL LAW OVERVIEW I. INTRODUCTION............................................................................................................... 3 A. U.S. CONSTITUTION............................................................................................................ 3 B. THE MAJOR FISCAL LIMITATIONS......................................................................................... 3 C. PHILOSOPHY OF FISCAL LAW ....................................................................

CHEM 122L GEN CHEM II LAB - University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Calculation Q&A ) Prepare tables that summarize the data collected in this experiment. For each titration of each of the three buffers, l ist the volume of strong acid added and the pH of the solution. 2.) Write a balanced equation that describes the net ionic reaction used to prepare your buffer in Part I. Identify the two components of the solution that enable it to resist changes in pH. 3.) Assume that the reaction used to prepare t...

Exam for general chemistry one content covering net ionic equations, thermodynamics, quantum numbers, electron configuration, light problems, finding concentration, oxidation states, wavelength, and ionization energies.

Detailed, well-written notes covering Ch. 13 through Ch. 20 of "Chemistry: Atoms First" (4th ed.) by Burdge and Overby. Includes several worked examples and diagrams for each concept/chapter. Written in 2023 for CHEM 1420 (General Chemistry II) at the University of North Texas (UNT). Received an A in the course. Content: - Physical properties of solutions - Chemical Kinetics - Entropy & Gibbs Energy - Chemical Equilibrium - Acids, Bases, and Salts - Acid-Base Equilibria and Solubilit...

General Chemistry II Chapter 19 notes

Notes for the first chapter in CHEM 1128 taught by Professor Cady

GenChemII Textbook Notes and Lecture Add-Ons

Lecture notes for CHEM 1128 chapter 14