Some Study Hints 1. It is useful to have key summaries of the material. My suggestion would be the following (modify this to suit your own needs): 2.

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Some Study Hints 1

It is useful to have key summaries of the material. My suggestion would be the following (modify this to suit your own needs): 2

Some Study Hints It is useful to have key summaries of the material. My suggestion would be the following (modify this to suit your own needs): (1) A summary of the key equations that arise. 3

Some Study Hints It is useful to have key summaries of the material. My suggestion would be the following (modify this to suit your own needs): (1) A summary of the key equations that arise. (2) A summary of the key terms that arise – see the objective sheets I send out for each chapter to get a good idea on what these terms are. 4

(3) A summary of the key types of problems that arise. The objective sheets will also be useful for this. 5

(3) A summary of the key types of problems that arise. The objective sheets will also be useful for this. Each of the first three summaries should probably be fairly similar for each student. 6

(3) A summary of the key types of problems that arise. The objective sheets will also be useful for this. Each of the first three summaries should probably be fairly similar for each student. (4) A summary of example problems. 7

(3) A summary of the key types of problems that arise. The objective sheets will also be useful for this. Each of the first three summaries should probably be fairly similar for each student. (4) A summary of example problems. This summary could be very different depending on the ability of the student. 8

Studying in a small group (2 to 4 or 5) of students can be an advantage for many students. If you are looking for study partners talk with people in the lab. Its critical in Chem 104 to stay on top of the material. Expect to be doing something Chemistry related several evenings each week. Develop good study skills very early in the semester. Stay motivated! Have some fun as well! 9