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University of North Carolina at Charlotte Course Info
Charlotte, North Carolina
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CHEM 4200
Computational Chemistry
Electronic and molecular mechanics-based computational methods, including properties, optimized equilibrium and transition state structures and potential energy surfaces of reactions. Additional projects required of graduate students. Three lecture hours and three hours of laboratory each week.
Units: 4.0
Corequisites:
CHEM 3141 - Physical Chemistry I
Prerequisites:
CHEM 3121 - Inorganic Chemistry
and
CHEM 2141 - Survey of Physical Chemistry