CHEM 219C
Seminar: Research in Physical Chemistry--High Pressure Mineral Physics and Chemistry
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Seminar, two hours. Designed for participants in the Kavner Lab, which focuses on experimental mineral physics and chemistry. Each week, some students present their research and/or results from the scientific literature. Other students are expected to participate fully in the discussion. S/U grading.
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