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XVI. References

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XVII. student examination Records

Student

Continuous assessments and quizzes

Final

Cumulative

Name

Exams

total Marks

Unit 1

Unit 2

Unit 3

Unit 4

Unit 5

7 %

15 %

20 %

8 %

10 %

40 %

100 %

XVIII. Main author of the Module

Dr. Chrispin Kowenje is a lecturer in the Department of Chemistry Maseno University

Kenya. Kowenje joined Egerton University, Njoro Kenya for both his BSc. degree

in Chemistry and Mathematical statistics as well as for his MSc. in Chemistry. The

MSc. work (1998), which inspired his interest in the inorganic chemistry, was on

Soil factors that affect fertilizers dissolution in soils. From 1998-2002, Dr. Kowenje

was an assistant lecturer of Chemistry at Maseno University Kenya. In 2002, he

then proceeded to the State University of New York (SUNY) at Binghamton for his

Doctoral studies. His PhD work was in the chemistry of cations exchanged zeolite.

Currently, (since 2006), Dr. Kowenje is interested in the interactions of zeolites with

various environmental contaminants.

(Contacts: e-mail: kowenje@yahoo.com P.O.Box 94, Maseno, Kenya: Tel. +254-

57-351622 ext. 3318).

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Accompanying files

1. Reading 1 (PDF Compulsory reading for unit 1)

2. Reading 2 (PDF Compulsory reading for unit 2)

3. Reading 3 (PDF Compulsroy reading for unit 3)

4. Reading 4 (PDF Compulsory reading for units 4 & 5)

5. FICN 01 – HCCl Molecule – doc.

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6. FICN 02 – CCl Molecule – doc

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7. FINC 03 – group 13 elements – pdf

8. FINC 04 – group 1 & 17 electronegativity trends – word doc.

9. FINC 05 – ionization trends – word doc.

10. FINC 06 – general chemistry of non-metals -pdf

11. FINC 07 – group 14 chemistry - pdf

12. FINC o8 – electron sharing in bonds – doc