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CHEM 122LChemical Reaction Laboratory

Faculty
Science
Last listed
1979–80

No longer offered. It’s in Waterloo’s scanned calendars from 1975–76 to 1979–80; the 1995–96 to 2023–24 calendars are on ucalendar.

Selected experiments for students taking Chemistry 122 Students electing a Year 1 Chemistry course are expected to take 121-122 and the associated laboratories, 121L-122L. When selecting Chemistry courses beyond Year 1 Students must obey the following rules, unless specific permission to do otherwise has been granted by their Undergraduate Officer. 1) All Students must have passed the listed prerequisites. In addition students are expected to have successfully completed at least 2 years of their programmes before selecting 300-level courses, and 3 years before selecting 400-level courses. (In some cases, especially where 400-level courses are offered only in alternate years, this rule may be waived with the consent of the instructor). 2 ~~ Honours Chemistry Students (all Options, including Co-op) may not take Genera/ Chemistry courses for credit. Honours students from other Sciente Departments should follow the same regulations as Honours Chemistry students unless permission to do otherwise has been approved by their Department Undergraduate Officer. Course Descriptions _ 249 Chemistry 3) General Chemistry Students (4-year) may not take Core Honours courses but must take the General Programme equivalent e.g. 218 not 212; 226 not 220, etc. General Science (4-year with a Major) students should follow the same regulations as General Chemistry (4-year) students unless permission to do otherwise has been approved by their Department Undergraduate Officer. 4 — General Science Students (non-major) may not take Core Honours courses; nor may they take 400-level Chemistry courses (unless the consent of the instructor is obtained). Certain 300-level Chemistry courses may also be excluded - see the specific prerequisites for each course to be sure. 5) Students cannot obtain “Doub/e-Credit"’ for courses which clearly overlap to a significant extent. In particular, no more than 0.5 credit may be obtained within the following groups of Chemistry lecture courses. = (212,218); (219,31 3); (26,266,264); (226,220); (227,221); (36,267,364); (312,316); (254,356); (255,366); (358,357); (366,365). The same principle applies to laboratory courses. If in doubt consult your instructor and Undergraduate Officer. Most 300- and 400-level honours courses are listed as 2 hour lectures; an additional 1 hour tutorial may be scheduled at the discretion of the instructor. The Courses Listed Below are Core Courses for Honours Students only.

As printed in the 1979–80 calendar, read by OCR; the scanned page is the original.

Requirements, as last listed

Note

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    In the scanned calendars

    How it read in each calendar from 1975–76 to 1979–80, newest first. The text is OCR of the scanned pages; years whose wording matches are shown once, from the clearest scan. Each year links to its page on uwloo and to that page of the scanned PDF.

    1979–80 1 calendar

    Selected experiments for students taking Chemistry 122

    Students electing a Year 1 Chemistry course are expected to take 121-122 and the associated laboratories, 121L-122L.

    When selecting Chemistry courses beyond Year 1 Students must obey the following rules, unless specific permission to do otherwise has been granted by their Undergraduate Officer.

    1) All Students must have passed the listed prerequisites. In addition students are expected to have successfully completed at least 2 years of their programmes before selecting 300-level courses, and 3 years before selecting 400-level courses. (In some cases, especially where 400-level courses are offered only in alternate years, this rule may be waived with the consent of the instructor).

    2

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    Honours Chemistry Students (all Options, including Co-op) may not take Genera/ Chemistry courses for credit. Honours students from other Sciente Departments should follow the same regulations as Honours Chemistry students unless permission to do otherwise has been approved by their Department Undergraduate Officer.

    Course Descriptions _ 249 Chemistry

    3) General Chemistry Students (4-year) may not take Core Honours courses but must take the General Programme equivalent e.g. 218 not 212; 226 not 220, etc. General Science (4-year with a Major) students should follow the same regulations as General Chemistry (4-year) students unless permission to do otherwise has been approved by their Department Undergraduate Officer.

    4

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    General Science Students (non-major) may not take Core Honours courses; nor may they take 400-level Chemistry courses (unless the consent of the instructor is obtained). Certain 300-level Chemistry courses may also be excluded - see the specific prerequisites for each course to be sure.

    5) Students cannot obtain “Doub/e-Credit"’ for courses which clearly overlap to a significant extent. In particular, no more than 0.5 credit may be obtained within the following groups of Chemistry lecture courses.

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    (212,218); (219,31 3); (26,266,264); (226,220); (227,221); (36,267,364); (312,316); (254,356); (255,366); (358,357); (366,365).

    The same principle applies to laboratory courses. If in doubt consult your instructor and Undergraduate Officer.

    Most 300- and 400-level honours courses are listed as 2 hour lectures; an additional 1 hour tutorial may be scheduled at the discretion of the instructor.

    The Courses Listed Below are Core Courses for Honours Students only.

    Note

    Not in the 1978–79 calendar.

    1975–76 to 1977–78 3 calendars

    Selected experiments for students taking Chemistry 122*. 3h. lab., 0.25 course credit, Winter and Spring terms