12 courses with the subject CHML, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
CHML 100INTROD. TO CHEMISTRY LAB1
Three hours of laboratory per week. This laboratory includes hands-on experiments that have real-world applications and/or experiments designed to reinforce concepts taught in CHEM 100. Chemical usage, chemical safety, and proper personal protective equipment skills in a laboratory setting will be taught/expected.
Three hours of laboratory per week. This laboratory includes experiments designed to reinforce concepts taught in Chemistry 101. Chemical usage, chemical safety, and proper personal protective equipment skills in a laboratory setting will be taught/expected.
Three hours of laboratory per week. This laboratory includes hands-on, in-lab experiments designed to reinforce concepts taught in Chemistry 102. Chemical usage, chemical safety, and proper personal protective equipment skills in a laboratory setting will be taught/expected.
Two hours of laboratory per week. This laboratory includes hands-on experiments that have real world applications and/or experiments designed to reinforce concepts taught in CHEM 151. You must be 21 years old in order to take this course. No prerequisites.
Three hours of laboratory per week. This laboratory includes hands-on experiments that have real world applications and/or experiments designed to reinforce concepts taught in CHEM 160.
Four hours of laboratory a week. This laboratory course integrates the practical aspects of organic chemistry with theory. Experiments conducted in the laboratory are designed to teach basic techniques of separation, purification and analysis, and to synthesize various functional groups discussed in Chemistry 301. Chemical usage, chemical safety, and proper personal protective equipment skills in a laboratory setting will be taught/expected.
Four hours of laboratory a week. A continuation of Organic Chemistry I. Synthetic experiments conducted in the laboratory will correlated closely with topics in Chemistry 302. Modern instrumental methods, which include but are not limited to Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR), Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry (GC-MS), and other methods will be utilized in the laboratory experiments. Chemical usage, chemical safety, and proper personal protective equipment skills in a laboratory setting will be taught/expected.
Four hours of laboratory a week. Introduction to analytical techniques associated with utilizing modern instruments, such as a polarograph, UV, NMR, and IR instruments, and a gas chromatograph.