Please sit in six groups of three for this lesson ! One computer per group

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Welcome to Chem 216: Organic Chemistry Lab Library Instruction Tom Ottaviano & Michelle Costello . Please sit in six groups of three for this lesson ! One computer per group. Class Objectives: Help prepare you for future research in chemistry/biology

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Welcome to Chem 216: Organic Chemistry LabLibrary InstructionTom Ottaviano & Michelle Costello Please sit in six groups of three for this lesson! One computer per group • Class Objectives: • Help prepare you for future research in chemistry/biology • Complete your lab report for today • Introduce you to one of the best resources in your field • Familiarize you with the different types of scientific literature • Utilize reference librarians to help in their research needs

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