Chemblog!

We've spent the past three days going over some of the more important or difficult topics from your Christmas assignment. Certainly then, questions regarding those topics will be on Tuesday's exam. The rest of the questions will be aligned with the topics from the assignment "objectives" file.
However, since we have not had a class discussion on metallic bonding and on network solids, I will leave questions regarding them for the next test, which will be mostly on Kinetics. Also, since I will hand back your transition metal assignments just on Monday, there won't be any questions regarding that assignment on this test but, there may be a quiz on that assignment, along with some descriptive chem questions (time to get heavily into that, now that you know of most reaction types) late next week.

So, quantitative and qualitative Raoult's Law, colligative properties, van 't Hoff factor, multiple unit conversion, phase diagram, Clausius-Clayperon (ack! CAREFUL with the UNITS!) etc. questions can and will be on this test. If you did the assignment in earnest, you will merely be repeating the question types with different numbers and substances, so, practice...practice.