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I took both upper levels:
The first - Introduction to basic inorganic chemistry, including elementary bonding theories, the chemistry of elements other than carbon, coordination chemistry, acid-base chemistry, organometallic chemistry, and solid-state chemistry.
The second - Physical inorganic chemistry. Chemical bonding, including ligand and crystal field theory and molecular orbital theories are studied. Includes coordination chemistry, acid-base relationships, and application of modern spectroscopic techniques to inorganic compounds.
The first - Introduction to basic inorganic chemistry, including elementary bonding theories, the chemistry of elements other than carbon, coordination chemistry, acid-base chemistry, organometallic chemistry, and solid-state chemistry.
The second - Physical inorganic chemistry. Chemical bonding, including ligand and crystal field theory and molecular orbital theories are studied. Includes coordination chemistry, acid-base relationships, and application of modern spectroscopic techniques to inorganic compounds.