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Topics covered: Metals in Biology
Instructor: Prof. Christopher Cummins
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Lecture 1: Atomic Theory of...
Lecture 2: Discovery of Nuc...
Lecture 3: Wave-Particle Du...
Lecture 4: Particle-Like Na...
Lecture 5: Matter as a Wave
Lecture 6: Schrödinger Equ...
Lecture 7: Hydrogen Atom Wa...
Lecture 8: P Orbitals
Lecture 9: Electronic Struc...
Lecture 10: Periodic Trends...
Lecture 11: Why Wavefunctio...
Lecture 12: Ionic Bonds ‑...
Lecture 13: Kinetic Theory ...
Lecture 14: Distribution Mo...
Lecture 15: Internal Degree...
Lecture 16: Intermolecular ...
Lecture 17: Polarizability
Lecture 18: Thermodynamics ...
Lecture 19: Molecular Descr...
Lecture 20: Lewis and Brøn...
Lecture 21: Titration Curve...
Lecture 22: Electrons in Ch...
Lecture 23: Cell Potentials...
Lecture 24: Theory of Molec...
Lecture 25: Valence Bond Th...
Lecture 26: Molecular Orbit...
Lecture 27: Molecular Orbit...
Lecture 28: Molecular Orbit...
Lecture 29: Crystal Field T...
Lecture 30: Crystal Field T...
Lecture 31: Color and Magne...
Lecture 32: Coordination Co...
Lecture 33: Ligand Substitu...
Lecture 34: Bonding in Meta...
Lecture 35: Metals in Biology
Lecture 36: Nuclear Chemist...
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