1
Feb
2019
Symmetry
29
Jan
2019
Inorganic Chemistry
Submitted by James F. Dunne, Central College
28
Jan
2019
Inorganic Chemistry
Submitted by Kari Young, Centre College
16
Jan
2019
Special Topics in Inorganic Chemistry - Inorganic Photochemistry
Submitted by Catherine McCusker, East Tennessee State University
16
Jan
2019
Descriptive Inorganic Chemistry
Submitted by Catherine McCusker, East Tennessee State University
12
Dec
2018
Foundations Inorganic Chemistry for New Faculty
Submitted by Chip Nataro, Lafayette CollegeWhat is a foundations inorganic course? Here is a great description
https://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/ed500624t
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11
Sep
2018
Advanced Inorganic Chemistry
Submitted by Darren Achey, Kutztown University
24
Jul
2018
Descriptive Inorganic Chemistry
Submitted by Robin Macaluso, University of Texas Arlington
10
May
2018
3D Sym Op
Submitted by Caroline Saouma, University of UtahEvaluation Methods:
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Description:
This is a great app that helps students see the symmetry in molecules. It allows you to choose a molecule (by name, structure, or point group) and display a 3D rendition of it. You can then have it display the symmetry elements, and/or apply all the symmetry operations.
It is available for both android and apple phones: (probably easier to just search for it)
apple: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/3d-sym-op/id1067556681?mt=8
android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nus.symmo&hl=en_US
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A student should be able to find symmetry elements in molecules.
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In class I project my phone screen so they can see it, and I encourage the students to work along with their phones. I prefer this to models, as it is hard to remember what things looked like before you did the transformation, and moreover, my students have a hard time finding the symmetry elements.
I encourage the students to play with it anytime they have a few spare moments- waiting for the bus, in line for food, etc.
22
Jan
2018
Inorganic Chemistry
Submitted by Katherine Nicole Crowder, University of Mary WashingtonPages
