Course Offerings: Guelph
CHEM 712/7120 - X-Ray Crystallography
Semester: Fall 2026
Professor: D. Soldatov
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Discipline: Inorganic
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Campus: Guelph
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CHEM 750/7500-02 - Energy & Environment
Semester: Fall 2026
Professor: K. Ghandi
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Discipline: Physical
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Campus: Guelph
TBA
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CHEM 766/7660 - Organic Spectroscopy
Semester: Fall 2026
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Discipline: Organic
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Campus: Guelph
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CHEM 750/7500-01 - Aqueous Solutions and Interfaces
Semester: Winter 2026
Professor: P. Tremaine
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Discipline: Physical
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Campus: Guelph
An introduction to aqueous solution chemistry, from classical macroscopic descriptions to modern treatments of the properties of electrolytes and non-electrolytes at a molecular level.
Synopsis: The purpose of the course is to provide an introduction to aqueous solution chemistry, from classical macroscopic descriptions to modern treatments of electrolytes and non-electrolytes at a molecular level. The properties of aqueous solutions have been the subject of study for ...
CHEM 769/7690 - Physical Organic Chemistry
Semester: Winter 2026
Professor: A. Schwan
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Discipline: Organic
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Campus: Guelph
Physical organic chemistry, including a discussion of reactive intermediates, substituent effects, pericyclic reactions, radical chemistry and a basic theoretical description of the bonding in organic molecules.
Method of Presentation: One 2 1/2 hour lecture per week, Monday evenings at 7:00 pm by live lectures on TEAMS, often originating from MacN 101. First lecture is Mon. Jan. 5, 2025. There will be no lecture during reading week (Feb. 16).
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CHEM 784/7840 - Literature Review
Semester: Winter 2026
Professor: D. O'Flaherty
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Campus: Guelph
CHEM 784(0) is a required one term course for all graduate students who are enrolled for an MSc degree; students must complete the requirements for CHEM 784(0) within their first two terms in the program and are strongly encouraged to take this course in their first term. CHEM 784(0) is offered in Fall and Winter terms.
Course objectives: The main goal of CHEM 784(0) is to encourage MSc students to learn to use scientific literature at an early stage of their ...