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NANO2002 - Nanotechnology 2

Laboratory Class

Please note the lab class for NANO 2002 with Dr. Gooding, to be held during weeks 3 to 5, will be conducted in the Heffron Building, room 215

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All students should read the School of Chemistry policy on plagiarism (PDF, 150 kB).

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NANO2002 - Nanotechnology 2
Author Resource Format
Prof. GoodingCourse ManualPDF (133 kB)
Prof. GoodingCourse TemplatePDF (484 kB)
Prof. GoodingLab ExperimentPDF (316 kB)
Prof. GoodingL1 IntroductionPDF (2.6 MB)
Prof. GoodingL2-3 ColloidsPDF (2.1 MB)
Prof. GoodingL4-5 SurfactantsPDF (596 kB)
Prof. GoodingL6-7 MonolayersPDF (1.5 MB)
Prof. GoodingL8 AdsorptionPDF (672 kB)

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