81. Chemistry 124909 ORGANIC chemistry lab. FOR MOL. BIOCHEM. Teaching of basic laboratorytechniques such as various kinds of distillation, crystallization, http://ug.technion.ac.il/Catalog/CatalogEng/01202499.html

124901 - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LAB. 1 Lecture Tutorial Laboratory Project/Seminar Weekly hours Credit points Prerequisites: 124708 - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY EXPANDED 1 Linked courses: 124705 - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 2 )EXPANDED( 124706 - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 2 ENG. 124709 - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 2CH EXPANDED Overlapping courses: 124906 - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY 124907 - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY 1B 124909 - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LAB. FOR MOL. BIOCHEM. Simple organic syntheses based on the lectures of Organic Chemistry 1 and 2, stress being applied to laboratory techniques and spectroscopic identification. Return to the faculty subjects list 124902 - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LAB. 2 Lecture Tutorial Laboratory Project/Seminar Weekly hours Credit points Prerequisites: 124709 - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 2CH EXPANDED and 124901 - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LAB. 1 Overlapping courses: 124906 - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY 124907 - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY 1B 124909 - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LAB. FOR MOL. BIOCHEM. Multiple step higher level sytheses of organic compounds, use of advanced laboratory apparatus, application of spectroscopic methods (IR, UV, NMR). Laboratory will be given in 8 weekly hours during three quarters of the semester. Return to the faculty subjects list 124906 - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY Lecture Tutorial Laboratory Project/Seminar Weekly hours Credit points Prerequisites: 124213 - ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY 2 )EXPANDED( and 124708 - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY EXPANDED 1 or 124213 - ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY 2 )EXPANDED( and 124709 - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 2CH EXPANDED Linked courses:

82. Department Of Chemistry, College Of Arts And Sciences, University Of Miami Laboratory techniques of chemistry. To accompany CHM 111. Laboratory, 3 hours.Pre or co-requisite CHM 111. 114. chemistry Laboratory II http://www.as.miami.edu/chemistry/undergraduatecourses.htm

Department of Chemistry Welcome About the Department Directory About the University ... About Coral Gables Undergraduate Program Undergraduate Information Undergraduate Courses Course Listing on EASY Graduate Program Degrees Offerred Admission Information Courses Resources ... Grad Program Handbook People Faculty Staff Associates and Post Docs Graduate Students ... Department History Undergraduate Program Course Descriptions About the Undergraduate Courses The following information is taken from the 1999-2000 University of Miami Bulletin Undergraduate Studies and is presented for your information only. It is believe to be accurate, but its accuracy cannot be guaranteed. To ensure accuracy please refer to the official University of Miami publication. 101. Fundamentals of Chemistry I 3 cr. Fundamental concepts of chemistry and their relation to living systems, utilitarian chemical processes, and the environment. Lecture, 3 hours. Not for major or minor credit. 102. Fundamentals of Chemistry II 3 cr. A continuation of Chemistry 101. Prerequisite: CHM 101 or High School chemistry.

83. PSIgate - Physical Sciences Information Gateway Search/Browse Results Physical chemistry Laboratory Experiment 6 Luminescence Quenching There aresix sections movies about organic techniques and safety; safety and basic http://www.psigate.ac.uk/roads/cgi-bin/psisearch.pl?term1=laboratory chemistry&l

84. Chemistry (CHEM) 347 LABORATORY techniques OF ORGANIC chemistry I (0+6) 2 credits Laboratorytechniques and principles of the synthesis, purification, and characterization http://www.chem.unr.edu/undergraduates/courses.php

Chemistry (CHEM) Chemistry Home Page Laboratory courses require special expenses for materials and equipment in addition to regular registration fees. 100 Level Courses 100 MOLECULES AND LIFE IN THE MODERN WORLD (3+1) 3 credits Introductory chemistry with emphasis on impacts on human society,environmental issues, energy sources, and life processes. Includes four laboratory experiments. Prerequisite: Core math requirement; or Corequisite: MATH 128 or higher Core math course. 121 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I (3+3) 4 credits Fundamentals of chemistry including reaction stoichiometry, atomic structure, chemical bonding, molecular structure, states of matter and thermochemistry. Prerequisite: Core mathematics requirement (MATH 128 or higher recommended); or corequisite: MATH 128 or higher core math course. Credit allowed only in one of CHEM 121 CHEM 121A CHEM 121 R or CHEM 201 121R GENERAL CHEMISTRY WITH RECITATION I (4+3) 5 credits Equivalent to CHEM 121 with additional recitation. Recommended for students with no high school chemistry or with ACT Math scores of 18 or below. Prerequisites: Core math requirement (MATH 128 or higher recommended); or Corequisite: MATH 128 or higher Core math course. Credit allowed in only one of

85. Indiana State University : Department Of Chemistry : Undergraduate Course Descri 340 techniques in Inorganic chemistry2 hours. A series of laboratory experimentsillustrating a 355 Organic chemistry Laboratory techniques1 hour. http://www.indstate.edu/chem/ungdcrse.html

@import "http://www.indstate.edu/main/import.css"; Undergraduate Course Descriptions 100 Chemistry: Reactions and Reason 3 hours. Modern societies are faced with many complex issues as a result of the advances brought about by science and technology. Citizens must therefore by scientifically literate in order to understand these issues. This course is intended to provide students with a basic understanding of scientific principles with an emphasis upon chemistry and its application to such current issues as: atmospheric ozone depletion, global warming, water pollution, new drug development, advanced semiconductor materials, and alternative energy sources. Corequisite: 100L or consent of instructor. [ GE89: A3; GE2000: Scientific and Mathematical Studies-Foundational 100L Chemistry: Reactions and Reason Laboratory 1 hour. Chemistry is an experimental science. While performing experiments in the laboratory, student will make qualitative and quantitative observations. These observations will lead to inquiry and problem solving. The experiments chosen for this course are designed to augment student understanding of scientific principles and applications of current issues discussed in Chemistry 100. Prerequisite: successful completion of or concurrent enrollment in 100. [ GE89: A1; GE2000: Scientific and Mathematical Studies-Foundational

86. Chemistry Programs The main part is focused on isotope techniques in chemistry and biochemistry.Information about radiation chemistry and applications in different fields is http://www.fns.uniba.sk/fns/chem/chem.htm

Prirodovedecka fakulta Comenius University Faculty of Natural Sciences Chemistry programs at the Faculty of Natural Sciences of Comenius University are based on a long term tradition. The first chemistry programs were initiated in the 1940,s. Following developments in Chemistry and in society they evolved into the present form. The Undergraduate Chemistry program offers basic knowledge in Mathematics and Physics followed by in depth Chemistry courses in all key branches of this discipline (Inorganic and Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry, Physical Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, and Nuclear Chemistry). The courses are organized by the Chemistry Departments with an international reputation in basic chemistry research. For example, at present the Chemistry Departments cooperate with about 40 universities and research establish ments all over the world. Contact person : Dr. Miloslav Foltin Email: foltin@fns.uniba.sk Department of Analytical Chemistry Faculty of Natural Sciences Comenius University Mlynska dolina CH - 2 842 15 Bratislava The Slovak Republic Research activities of the Chemistry Departments focus on the following subjects : Analytical Chemistry Biochemistry Inorganic Chemistry Nuclear Chemistry ... Physical Chemistry Considering the above research activities of the Chemistry Departments it is apparent that the students have wide opportunities in gaining a sound theoretical background and at the same time practical laboratory training in key chemistry disciplines. The undergraduate Chemistry Program provides an excellent basis for a professional career in Chemistry as well as Life and Environmental Sciences. It is a program intended also for those interested in graduate and postgraduate level programs in chemistry at this university and at other European and overseas universities.

87. Forensic Chemistry 5926, Ch 420, Forensic chemistry lab, 14001350, MW, Poston laboratory techniqueswill include gas chromatography, mass spectroscopy, atomic absorption http://www.wou.edu/las/physci/forchm2.htm

FORENSIC CHEMISTRY BA/BS Degree in Chemistry - Forensic Option Forensic chemistry is the application of chemistry to criminal investigation. This major is recommended for individuals who wish to pursue a career in criminal investigation, in the laboratory analysis of forensic evidence, or pursue graduate study in forensic science. This course of study would also develop the analytical skills required for careers in other areas of civil law such as environmental pollution, accident investigation and product liability. Due to the nature of forensic investigations, the forensic chemist requires a strong background in chemical analysis and must be able to effectively communicate the results of laboratory analyses in reports and in the courtroom. The curriculum is designed so that the major provides a strong theoretical and experimental background in chemistry as well as written and oral communication skills. This major may only be taken in conjunction with the Forensics minor designated for chemistry majors. The minor provides specialized training in forensics. Students in the program will benefit from experience gained via the required practicum.

88. CENTER FOR SCIENCE, INDUSTRY, AND NATURAL RESOURCES FIRST CLASS Theory and application of organic chemistry laboratory techniques. Synchronizinglectures with labs has always been a problem in chemistry courses and http://www3.shastacollege.edu/hdivanfard/CHEM 71A_HD.txt

89. Metropolitan College Courses - Chemistry Undergraduate Courses At Boston Univers Study parttime and learn about chemistry at Metropolitan College - flexible, An introduction to laboratory techniques, including experiments in http://www.bu.edu/met/academic_courses/undergraduate_courses/chemistry/

metropolitan college academic courses undergraduate courses chemistry Chemistry Undergraduate Courses metropolitan college college of arts and sciences It is possible to register separately for the lecture component (3 cr.) and the laboratory (1 cr.) of several 4-credit courses that have both components. These courses include MET CH 101, CH 102, CH 203, CH 204, CH 211, and CH 212. However, separate registration is not permitted if the student is taking the lecture and laboratory components simultaneously. Metropolitan College Chemistry Courses MET CH 101 General Chemistry I (N ) Prereq: two years of high school algebra. For science concentrators, premedical students, and students in related fields. Stoichiometry, states of matter, acids and bases, equilibrium, and selected chemical systems. Laboratory course. Three hours lecture, one hour discussion, three hours lab per week, and one hour postlab discussion per week. (4 cr.) MET CH 102 General Chemistry II (N) Prereq: MET CH 101 or equivalent.

90. UT Austin Chemistry & Biochemistry - Course Descriptions CH 113P General and Organic chemistry Laboratory Emphasis is on essentiallaboratory techniques and the application of those techniques to illustrate http://neon.cm.utexas.edu/academic/descriptions.html

Lower Division Courses CH 301 - Principles of Chemistry I CH 302 - Principles of Chemistry II CH 204 - Introduction to Chemical Practice CH 304K - Chemistry in Context I ... CH x19S - Topics in Chemistry and Biochemistry Upper Division Courses CH x29S - Topics in Chemistry and Biochemistry CH 431 - Inorganic Chemistry CH 339K - Biochemistry I CH 339L - Biochemistry II ... Services CH 301 - Principles of Chemistry I Development and application of concepts, theories and laws underlying chemistry. Some sections also require one enrichment/discussion hour a week; these are identified in the Course Schedule . May not be counted toward the Bachelor of Science in Chemistry degree. PREREQUISITE: Credit with a grade of at least C or registration for Mathematics 305G, or a score of at least 560 on the SAT II: Mathematics Level I test (or of at least 540 if the student took the test before April 1, 1995). CH 302 - Principles of Chemistry II Development and application of concepts, theories and laws underlying chemistry. Some sections also require one enrichment/discussion hour a week; these are identified in the Course Schedule PREREQUISITE: Chemistry 301 with a grade of at least C; and Mathematics 305G with a grade of at least C, or a score of at least 560 on the SAT II: Mathematics Level I test (or of at least 540 if the student took the test before April 1, 1995).

91. COURSE CHEM 116 All Sections COURSE TITLE General Chemistry Clean up/Technique Students are to keep their lab bench, sink, and other commonuse areas Preparation is the key to doing well in chemistry lab. http://www.olemiss.edu/depts/chemistry/Syllabus/116.F98.html

COURSE: CHEM 116 All Sections COURSE TITLE: General Chemistry Laboratory II SEMESTER: Fall Term 1998 CREDIT HOURS: MEETING TIME: Section 01 Coulter Hall Room 260 T 1:00 p.m. - 3:50 p.m. Section 02 Coulter Hall Room 260 Th 1:00 p.m. - 3:50 p.m. GRADUATE TEACHING ASSISTANT:Murrell Godfrey - 403 Coulter Hall - mgodfrey@olemiss.edu INSTRUCTOR: Kerri Scott - Coulter Hall 352 - 232-5334 TEXTBOOK: Modular Laboratory Program for Chemistry H.A. Neidig, editor, Chemical Education Resources Inc. (see the experiment schedule for the exact listing of experiments) ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT OR SUPPLIES NEEDED: Safety Goggles (UVEX Futura Model 9300 or equivalent - may be purchased at the chemical stockroom), Paper Towels, Matches, Pocket calculator, Student I.D. STATEMENT OF PURPOSE: Chemistry 116 is the laboratory course accompanying CHEM 106 (General Chemistry Lecture II). Chemistry 116 continues the introduction begun in CHEM 115 to basic laboratory techniques and concepts of importance in the study of chemistry. When taken together with CHEM 106 completes the first year chemistry sequence for B.S. and B.A. science-oriented degrees. Prerequisites: Concurrent enrollment in CHEM 106 or successful completion of CHEM 106 in a previous semester. MAJOR OBJECTIVES OF COURSE: 1. Reinforcement of important concepts developed within CHEM 106 by applying them in a practical situation.

92. Undergraduate Chemistry Courses At Sam Houston State University CHM 115 INORGANIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL chemistry LABORATORY. CHEM 1105 Instruments for these techniques are used in the laboratory. http://www.shsu.edu/~chemistry/catalog/undgrad2.html

Undergraduate Chemistry Course Descriptions CHM 115 INORGANIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY LABORATORY. [CHEM 1105] Laboratory for CHM 135. Concurrent enrollment in CHM 135 is recommended. Credit 1. CHM 116 ORGANIC AND BIOCHEMISTRY LABORATORY. [CHEM 1107] Laboratory for CHM 136. Concurrent enrollment in CHM 136 is recommended. Credit 1. CHM 118 GENERAL CHEMISTRY: LABORATORY. [CHEM 1111] Laboratory for CHM 138. Concurrent enrollment in CHM 138 is strongly recommended. Credit 1. CHM 119 GENERAL CHEMISTRY: LABORATORY. [CHEM 1112] Laboratory for CHM 139. Concurrent enrollment in CHM 139 is strongly recommended. Credit 1. CHM 135 INTRODUCTORY INORGANIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY LECTURE. [CHEM 1305] The elements and their compounds are considered from a non-technical standpoint with emphasis placed on more familiar materials. This course is for non-science majors. Credit 3. CHM 136 INTRODUCTORY ORGANIC AND BIOCHEMISTRY LECTURE. [CHEM 1307] An orientation in organic chemistry is given in the first part of the course to allow treatment of the chemistry of nutrition and other biochemical aspects given in the last part. This course is for non-science majors. Prerequisite: CHM 135 or 138. Credit 3. CHM 138 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I: LECTURE.

93. Department Of Chemistry & Materials 62CH2284, Forensic chemistry Laboratory Practice. 20. 10. 62CH2285, chemistryLaboratory Practice 62DT1045, Primary Dental Laboratory techniques http://www.chem-mats.mmu.ac.uk/Syllabus/Unit_List.asp

About Us Contact Us Home Page Faculty Home Online Syllabus The table below list all units currently taught in the Department. Click on the unit number to download or view the full syllabus for that unit it in pdf format Chemistry Units Unit No. Unit Title MMU Credits ECTS Credits Foundation Chemistry A Foundation Chemistry B Foundation Chemistry Independent Learning Principles of Inorganic Chemistry Principles of Organic Chemistry Principles of Physical Chemistry Analytical Chemistry Information Management Mathematics Introductory Forensic Chemistry Introductory Human Physiology Principles of Microbiology Introductory Biochemistry Atmospheric Chemistry The Chemistry of Crime Biochemistry in Action Terrestrial Chemistry Principles of Inorganic Chemistry Principles of Organic Chemistry Principles of Physical Chemistry Forensic Chemistry Insights into the Pharmaceutical Industry Plagues, Pestilences and People

94. Introduction To The Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory Although the Inorganic chemistry Laboratory was first established as part of Development of these techniques includes the design and development of new http://www.chem.ox.ac.uk/icl/intro.html

Department of Chemistry University of Oxford Jump to main text Site and Accessibility Home Admissions ... myDegree Introduction to the Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory Summary of Research Areas Although the Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory was first established as part of the University Museum in 1860, the Chair of Inorganic Chemistry was set up only in 1963. Research involves 50-60 4th year Part II chemists (1 year), 70-80 DPhil candidates (3 years), approximately 40 postdoctoral workers, many distinguished academic visitors, as well as four Royal Society Research Fellows and the 20 permanent members of academic staff. It covers a range of interests unusually wide for a department of inorganic chemistry, including especially coordination and organometallic chemistry, catalysis, solid-state and surface chemistry, electrochemistry, the study of proteins, enzymes and the role of magnetic species in biological systems, and the application of a variety of spectroscopic and diffraction techniques. Both experimental and theoretical aspects are addressed. Research in the Laboratory is carried out in groups led by a member of academic staff. Research interests can be divided into the following areas, although considerable overlap necessarily exists:

95. Department Of Chemistry And Biochemistry 2130 Laboratory Technique in Organic chemistry. (24) An advanced integratedlab illustrating a variety of chemical techniques for the preparation, http://www.txstate.edu/chemistry/Undergrad.html

Chair and Professor-Irvin. Professors- Rudzinski, Walter, Yager; Associate Professors-Blanda, Compton, Easter, Feakes, Lippmann, Watkins; Assistant Professors- Watkins, Beall, C,Booth,Lewis, R. Booth, Ji The science of chemistry provides the basic knowledge needed to address many of society’s most pressing needs, such as feeding, clothing, and housing the peoples of the world; tapping new sources of energy; improving health and conquering disease; providing renewable substitutes for dwindling resources; strengthening our national security; and monitoring and protecting our environment. Basic research in chemistry will help future generations cope with their evolving needs and unanticipated problems. Chemistry majors gain skills in quantitative thinking and problem solving. Advanced students can work as laboratory instructors for lower division courses or as research assistants in the department’s research laboratories. The faculty, facilities, library holdings, and curriculum of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry have been approved by the American Chemical Society. Chemists work i n research, production, quality control, technical services, and/or sales. Graduates have an excellent record of job placement in such diverse areas as the petrochemical industry, computer chip manufacturing, aerospace companies, pharmaceutical companies, the food industry, or as teachers in secondary schools. Many also seek advanced degrees or pursue careers in medicine, dentistry, or pharmacy.

96. Department Of Chemistry And Biochemistry - Undergraduate Course Listings ORGANIC chemistry LABORATORY I (2). Modern laboratory techniques in organic PHYSICAL chemistry LABORATORY (3). Modern experimental techniques and http://www.chembio.niu.edu/chembio/catalog.html

Undergraduate Course Descriptions The following course descriptions are taken from the 2005-2006 Undergraduate Catalog . This online version is provided for the convenience of the campus community and our current and prospective students. If there are any discrepancies between these pages and those maintained by Registration and Records, the latter are to be considered more authoritative. If there is any discrepancy between these pages and the materials contained in the actual printed catalogue, the print version is to be considered definitive except in cases where changes have been approved too late for inclusion therein. 110. CHEMISTRY (3). Development of the fundamental principles and concepts of chemistry by lecture-demonstration, as well as the development of an appreciation of the nature of chemistry as a science. An historical development of the most important concepts and ideas. The methods and limitations of chemistry, its evolution and discussions of the problems currently being solved and created. Three hours of lecture per week. Not available for credit for students with previous credit in CHEM 210. 111. CHEMISTRY LABORATORY (1).

97. Undergraduate Chemistry Courses CHEM 332 Laboratory Methods in Physical chemistry, 3, Modern techniques ofphysical measurement, including thermochemistry, kinetics, spectroscopy, http://www.case.edu/artsci/chem/undergrad/ug_courses.html

@import url("../style.css"); @import url("../print.css") print; CASE.EDU: HOME DIRECTORIES SEARCH DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY About the Department People Faculty Interests Faculty Staff Directory Research Centers CCD YCES Graduate Programs General Information Programs Case Chemistry Scholars Courses ... Student Life Undergraduate Programs General Information Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science Courses Links Chemistry Links Chemistry Home UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS UNDERGRADUATE CHEMISTRY COURSES Course Credits Description CHEM 101: The Wide, Wild World of Chemistry An introduction to chemistry and its role in society for the non-science major. Chemical concepts will be presented in a non-mathematical way focusing on their implication for current scientific inquiry. Topics include forensics, explosives, green chemistry, nuclear energy, batteries, chemistry in the kitchen, and scientific ethics. CHEM 105: Principles of Chemistry I Atomic structure; thermochemistry; periodicity, bonding and molecular structure; intermolecular forces; properties of solids; liquids, gases and solutions. Prereq: One year of high school chemistry.

98. FYI Chem Conference Symposium, Denofrio/Miller/Trumpinski the teaching of fundamental chemical concepts and good laboratory technique? An Asynchronous chemistry lab Course Teaching labs to Students You ll http://icuc.chem.uiuc.edu/icucwebsite/conference/symabstract2.htm

Chemistry Laboratory Practicum: Compensating without Compromising Lauren Denofrio, University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana Jesse Miller, University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana Tom Trumpinski, University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana Material and equipment costs, space availability, and waste management can make the best laboratory curricula impractical to implement. All general chemistry programs, whether large or small, must address these issues in course design. How do we design laboratories and laboratory curricula effectively without compromising the teaching of fundamental chemical concepts and good laboratory technique? This symposium calls for practical ideas in laboratory design, curriculum and overall laboratory course management that tackle these problems. Schedule Archer, Leonard J.; Caldwell, Benjamin D.; Ducey, Michael W.; Hiley, Shauna L.; Zweerink, Gerald L. Using Instrumentation in First Year Chemistry Laboratory Helping Students Visualize the Practice of Chemistry Kostka, Kimberly L.; Ralston-Berg, Penny;

99. GSU Catalog - Course Descriptions - Chemistry Covers basic laboratory techniques as performed on a variety of samples. CHEM323 Introduction to Organic chemistry Laboratory (1) http://www.govst.edu/catalog/catalog.1999/cours.descr/chem.html

Chemistry CHEM306 Chemical Science Foundations I (3) Introduces the fundamental principles of chemical science and examines material changes in our universe that are the result of chemical processes. Designed for non-science majors. Prerequisite: Intermediate Algebra. CHEM307 Chemical Science Foundations Laboratory (1) Covers basic laboratory techniques as performed on a variety of samples. Illustrates fundamental chemical principles and environmental analyses through laboratory experiments. Designed for elementary education majors. Prerequisite: CHEM306. CHEM308 Chemical Science Foundations II (3) Continuation of CHEM306. Covers chemical reactions, equilibrium, reaction rates, carbon chemistry, and introduction to the chemistry of living systems. Prerequisite: CHEM306. CHEM315 Analytical Chemistry (3) Covers fundamental methods of chemical analysis. Discusses acid-base, solubility, and redox equilibrium, volumetric, gravimetric, potentiometric, and spectrophotometric analytical methods and separation techniques. Prerequisites: One year of freshman chemistry with laboratory, algebra. Corequisite: CHEM316.

100. 2003-2004 Catalog CHEM 1140 Elementary Bioorganic chemistry Laboratory 1.0 0.0 3.0 F, Sp Introduces laboratory techniques in biochemistry. Studies methods and theory http://www.uvsc.edu/catalog/courses.cfm?prefix=chem

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