Chemistry III Lab: Organic Lab

Lab section for CHM 223. A continuation of CHM 222L where students will learn and use basic techniques of the organic chemistry laboratory.  Students will learn how to set up and run a distillation. Characterization of the product will introduce gas chromatography and continue to use IR, NMR and TLC techniques. This course will focus on mechanism studies where the students will be able to apply materials learned in the course to solve problems in the lab.

Adv Microscopy:T-LSCM

The LSCM is used to study fluorescently labelled live or fixed cells, tissues, and small organisms. By blocking the out-of-focus light, the image quality is improved compared to widefield fluorescence microscopy. Optical sections of materials can be collected and used to reconstruct the three-dimensional structure. Mechanical and optical components will be reviewed and operational parameters improving image quality covered.

Biomathematical Sciences

Biomathematical Sciences
The daunting complexities of biological phenomena from neurological development to ecosystem carbon fluxes require development of new modeling and analytic approaches.

Astronomy

Astronomy
By linking teaching and research programs we offer a rich and diverse environment for studying and doing astronomy.

Asian/Pacific/American Studies

Asian Pacific American Studies
The Five College Asian/Pacific/American Studies Certificate Program enables students to pursue concentrated study of the experiences of Asians and Pacific Islanders in the Americas.

Architectural Studies

Architectural Studies
The objective of the Five College Architectural Studies program is to cultivate concerned architectural designers and thinkers through a flexible yet rigorous interdisciplinary course of study.

Arabic Language Initiative

Arabic Language Initiative
The Five College Arabic Language Initiative allows students at each of the five campuses to develop a concentration of study devoted to the Arabic language and culture.

Anthropology

Anthropology
The study of anthropology is greatly enriched by the presence of a large and varied range of scholars at the five campuses who meet regularly, share their research, and lecture in each other's classes.

African Studies

African Studies
Drawing on the expertise of more than 50 faculty members across the campuses, students pursuing the Five College African Studies certificate work closely with a faculty advisor to plan a uniquely tailored course of study.

Mike L Williams

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Primary Title:  
Professor
Institution:  
UMASS Amherst
Department:  
Earth, Geographic, and Climate Sciences
Email Address:  
mlw@umass.edu
Telephone:  
413-545-0745
Office Building:  
Morrill Science Center IV
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