Across
- 1. Use this table to simplify calculations in reverse equilibrium
- 3. On what piece of furniture are water bottles placed before entering the labs?
- 5. What floor in Phys/Chem would you travel to in order to use the AFM?
- 8. You would need a key to the closet on the 3rd floor to access this freezing chemical
- 10. Connect with a past JMU graduate on this social media platform
- 14. Word included in the chemstud password
- 17. This element has the longest name on the periodic table
- 18. Color of the neoprene gloves used in the general chemistry labs
- 20. Where is the Phys/Chem building located? ( _______ Dr.)
- 21. A material used to make the purple gloves in organic lab
- 23. For lab you must use this type of notebook
- 28. Pairs well with toasted bagels
- 30. Physics 240 professor who does not have a PhD
- 31. His lab is located in one of the four corners of the chemistry floor
- 32. The notoriously worst unit in most chemistry courses
- 33. 6.023E23
- 34. set of rules used to generate the names of chemical compounds
- 35. If you do not wish to walk to Ehall, this is your nearest option
- 37. What do you learn in CHEM131?
Down
- 2. Group 16 on the periodic table is also known by this word
- 4. This paper can be used to test if your solution is acidic or basic
- 6. This technique is commonly done in the analytical lab
- 7. ACS the American Chemical _____________
- 9. How many elevators are located in the Phys/Chem building?
- 11. Her lab is the only chemistry lab located on the physics floor
- 12. These are held on Friday afternoons in King159
- 13. This is an instrument used in many organic labs
- 15. A Microsoft platform used in all labs
- 16. What do you smell from the toasters in downstairs EnGeo?
- 19. _______ rings, the best unit in organic chemistry
- 22. The chemistry department runs on this natural stimulant
- 24. James Madison's wife's name
- 25. A popular sneaker brand among JMU chemistry professors
- 26. The building blocks for all matter
- 27. You know when she's coming
- 29. Could be used to remove nail polish or clean glassware
- 31. A white powder used to clean lab glassware
- 36. The analytical chemistry professor