Test 1

[Guzman_1J]

I was wondering if molarity and dilution calculations would be part of the test? I'm confused about this since I didn't think it was one of the topics we had to review from the Audio Visual Focus Topics.

[Sarah Blake-2I]

M1V1= M2V2 will be on the test most likely as well as molarity/ molar concentration which is just moles/ liter.

[Junwei Sun 4I]

Molarity and dilution will be on the test especially m1v1=m2v2 I think. And it will be good to know molarity = moles/volume.

[KTran 1I]

I believe that anything we went over in class or anything that we did in the homework is fair game for the test, except for the quantum topics.

[Emily Mendez 4C]

It is most likely that molarity and dilution will be on the test since he covered a good amount of material on those topics on lecture. Maybe he didn’t talk about them as much in the module but it will definitely be on the test and well better to be prepared than not prepared!

[Katherine Brenner 3H]

I think because it was assigned as HW, we should definitely know how to do it. It says on the syllabus that 1 out of 8 homework problems will be on the exam so it is important to know Molarity.

[Patricia Chan 1C]

Molarity and Dilution problems will be on the test as it was a part of the concepts that we went over in the Fundamentals chapter. I would say to just practice the problems in the G section of the assigned homework, and you'll be prepared.

[Qiu Ya Wu 4I]

The test covers topics beyond what was covered in the Audio-Visual focus topics! I believe a comprehensive list of concepts it will test us on are bullet pointed on Outline 1.

[Jialun Chen 4F]

The test covers materials from the Review of Chemical & Physical Principles, which are some of the fundamental sections, so I believe the dilution equation is a subject that's likely to be tested.

[Mandeep Garcha 2H]

The test covers the topics that Dr. Lavelle has included in his outline:

https://lavelle.chem.ucla.edu/wp-conten ... ciples.pdf