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CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT


COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY






The current members of the Gang include:

David R. Dalton

Beury Hall
13th and Norris Streets
Philadelphia, PA, 19122, USA
Office, Room 342, telephone 215-204-7138
Research URL:http://www.temple.edu/dalton


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Current Course Material (Spring 2010)

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Retrospective Materials; (1998-2008):

Course Material (Fall 2009)

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Course Material (Spring 2009)

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Course Material (Fall 2008)

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Course Material (Spring 2008)

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Course Material (Fall 2007)

  • The syllabus for Honors/Majors Organic Chemistry Laboratory (Chemistry 2211-2923 [formerly C184/HO194]) can be found by clicking here ,
  • Temple University Students accessing this page from (a) on campus or (b) using their assigned point-to-point protocol (PPP) access may click here for additional materials.

  • The syllabus for The Chemistry of Natural Products (Chemistry 8201 [formerly C624]) can be found by clicking here .

    Course Material (Spring 2007)

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    Earlier Course Materials


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    Last update January 2004