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CHEM2828 - Organic and Inorganic Chemistry for Nanotechnology

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CHEM2828 - Organic and Inorganic Chemistry for Nanotechnology
Author Resource Format
Assoc. Prof. ReadSpectroscopy NotesPDF (1.5 MB)
Assoc. Prof. ReadApplications of SpectroscopyPDF (510 kB)
Assoc. Prof. ReadLecture Notes Spec and Reactive IntermediatesPDF (1.8 MB)
Assoc. Prof. ReadReaction typesPDF (2.1 MB)
Assoc. Prof. ReadRevision ExercisesPDF (552 kB)
Assoc. Prof. ReadRevision Exercise AnswersPDF (239 kB)
Prof. MesserleMain Group - APDF (2.3 MB)
Prof. MesserleMain Group - BPDF (752 kB)
Prof. MesserleTransition Metals APDF (3.0 MB)
Prof. MesserleTransition Metals BPDF (1.1 MB)
Dr Robertszinc acetate MSDSPDF (156 kB)
Dr RobertsZinc oxide MSDSPDF (150 kB)
Dr RobertsKOH solution MSDSPDF (77 kB)
Dr Robertsisopropanol MSDSPDF (128 kB)
Dr RobertsRiskAssessPage1PDF (82 kB)
Dr RobertsRiskAssessPage2PDF (76 kB)
Dr RobertsOrganic Assign with AnswersPDF (1.8 MB)
Dr Roberts124triazoleMSDSPDF (161 kB)
Dr RobertsFerrousAmmoniumSulphate MSDSPDF (227 kB)
Dr RobertsKPF6 MSDSPDF (29 kB)
Dr RobertsNaBF4 MSDSPDF (30 kB)
Dr Robertsethanol MSDSPDF (97 kB)
Dr Robertsacetylacetone MSDSPDF (120 kB)
Dr RobertsNickel Sulfate MSDSPDF (82 kB)
Dr RobertsNickel acetylacetonate MSDSPDF (56 kB)
Dr Roberts1M sodium hydroxide soln MSDSPDF (22 kB)
Dr Robertsethylenediamine MSDSPDF (74 kB)
Dr Robertscobalt(II) chloride MSDSPDF (143 kB)
Dr Roberts10M hydrochloric acid MSDSPDF (98 kB)
Dr Robertscopper(II) nitrate MSDSPDF (145 kB)
Prof. BishopCHEM2828 Course Outline.3PDF (128 kB)
Prof. BishopCHEM2828 Course outline.2PDF (86 kB)
Prof. BishopCHEM2828 Course Outline.1PDF (181 kB)
Prof. BishopManual ContentsPDF (242 kB)
Prof. BishopCHEM2828 Laboratory ManualPDF (5.4 MB)
Prof. BishopOrganic Examination DetailsWord (28 kB)

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