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{\fi3600\f0\fs22\cf0 \b Chem 116 - Section 1\par}\fi0{\sl280\b \fi4040\f0\fs22\cf0 Spring, 2007\par}\fi0{\sl280\b \fi4000\f0\fs22\cf0 Assignment 1\par}\fi0{\sl580\b \f0\fs22\cf0 Reading Assignment\par}{\sl560\b \f0\fs22\cf0 \b0 Read all of Chapter 10.  After that, read sections 11.1 - 11.6, skip section 11.7, and read section\par}{\sl280\f0\fs22\cf0 11.8.  (You may want to skim through section 11.7 for general interest, but I will not lecture or\par}{\sl280\f0\fs22\cf0 test you on this material.)\par}{\sl580\f0\fs22\cf0 \b Homework Assignment\par}{\sl560\b \f0\fs22\cf0 \b0 Do the following problems, which we will go through in discussions during the week of February\par}{\sl280\f0\fs22\cf0 5.  Be sure to attend your assigned discussion section.  (If you are registered in the night\par}{\sl280\f0\fs22\cf0 discussion section, change immediately to one of the day sections.)  Attendance will be taken\par}{\sl280\f0\fs22\cf0 every week.  Answers to these and most other assigned problems are available in the \f0\fs22\cf0 \i Student\par}{\sl280\i \f0\fs22\cf0 Solutions Manual\f0\fs22\cf0 \i0 , bundled with your text.  If I assign any problems not covered by the \f0\fs22\cf0 \i Student\par}{\sl280\i \f0\fs22\cf0 Solutions Manual\f0\fs22\cf0 \i0 , I will post my solutions on the web site under \u8220?Solutions\u8221?.  The complete\par}{\sl300\f0\fs22\cf0 \i Solutions Manual\f0\fs22\cf0 \i0 , which contains worked-out answers to all the problems in the book, is on\par}{\sl280\f0\fs22\cf0 reserve in the Library.\par}{\sl560\tx1280\f0\fs22\cf0 Chapter 10:\tab 10.9, 10.13, 10.17, 10.21, 10.23, 10.25, 10.29, 10.31, 10.35, 10.39 [Answer to part\par}{\sl280\fi1260\f0\fs22\cf0 b is 9.41 L], 10.43, 10.47, 10.53.\par}\fi0{\sl580\f0\fs22\cf0 In addition to these exercises, go through the problems in \u8220?Calculator Practice\u8221?, posted under\par}{\sl280\f0\fs22\cf0 Assignments on the web site.  (If you were in Chem 115 last semester, you have seen these\par}{\sl280\f0\fs22\cf0 before, but do them again!)  Answers for all exercises are given on the second page.  Pay special\par}{\sl280\f0\fs22\cf0 attention to learning how to use your calculator for doing logarithms (both natural and base 10)\par}{\sl280\f0\fs22\cf0 and exponentials (\f0\fs22\cf0 \i e\f0\fs13\cf0\up10 x\up0\f0\fs22\cf0 \i0 ), which will be particularly important this semester.  If you have any\par}{\sl280\f0\fs22\cf0 questions about these problems or how to use your calculator to get the correct answers, ask your\par}{\sl300\f0\fs22\cf0 discussion instructor for help.  This would also be a good time to familiarize yourself with the way\par}\sb0{\f0\fs22\cf0 in which your calculator solves quadratic equations.  (If it doesn\u8217?t do this, get a new calculator.)}}