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Welcome to the Chemistry 20 Space

This page is designed to be used as a study guide for chemistry 20 students. There are pages on each of the units covered that explain each concept in detail with the help of diagrams, videos and pictures. For each unit there are a variety of questions, along with explained answers, to assist in understanding the concepts. We hope that this proves to be a useful tool in the success of your chemistry 20 class!

=**What needs to be included in our wiki?** =  >  //Additional information can and should be found in a chemistry textbook, which can be made available upon request. You may utilize a textbook to explain a concept in detail that was unclear prior.// >
 * 1) **A summary of any notes taken in class**
 * 1)  **Specific examples to each type of calculation addressed in class**
 * 2) **Sample questions** that a student could use to quiz themselves prior to the exam. There should be a **link to a webpage that has an answer key.**

-- Due June 9,,2008-- Kim K Dylan KC Rebecca ||= Unit 2 Karmyn Sarah Kyle Jessica ||= Unit 3 Jenny Travis B Shane ||= Unit 4 Devon Travis S. Mack Ryan Stephanie ||= Unit 5 Graham Walter Annette ||= Unit 6 Breanna Laura Joseph ||= Unit 7 Ashley Hannah Jasmin ||  ||   ||  ||
 * = Unit 1

=UPDATE:= You must have a Draft Complete by Tuesday, June 3rd. Additional instruction will be received Monday regarding revisions to each Draft. //Reminder: When creating new pages, always star with "Unit __ - A - ... "// (fill in the blank with your Unit #); this will keep the pages in the navigation page in order.

=UPDATE:= //June 3, 2008// an example of a useful link to integrate into your page would be [|ChemPractice], which takes you to a useful interactive website that gives the reader the opportunity to apply and test their knowledge of material. Do some surfing and find other links!

=UPDATE:= //June 5, 2008// Plastics by number was created by the David Suzuki Foundation to increase public awareness of plastics. This might be a good resource when discussing the implications of chemistry. [|Plastics by number]