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Experiments in General Chemistry
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Name
Date
Lab
Section
Prelaboratory
Problems
-
Experiment
1
-
Early
Explorations
and
Terminology
The
solutions
to
the
starred
problems
are
in
Appendix
4
.
1.
What
color
is
water?
Problems
2
-
5
describe
some
observations
you
have
probably
made.
But
have
any
of
the
observations
stimulated
you
to
the
point
where
you
asked
a
question
about
them?
Try
to
come
up
with
a
question
now
and
suggest
an
explanation.
2.
Popcorn
pops
when
heated
sufficiently.
3.*
Vinegar
and
oil
do
not
mix.
4.
Your
laboratory
drawer
has
Erlenmeyer
flasks
and
beakers
that
hold
similar
volumes.
5.*
The
necks
of
volumetric
flasks
and
pipets
have
very
small
diameters.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- IFC
- Title
- Statement
- Copyright
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Textbook Correlation Table
- Chemistry Resources
- Experiments in General Chemistry Web Site:
- Safety First and Prudent Laboratory Practice
- Experiment 1: Early Explorations and Terminology
- Experiment 2: Separation of Mixtures
- Experiment 3: Measurements and Identification Techniques
- Experiment 4: Density, Accuracy, Precision and Graphing
- Experiment 5: Empirical Formulas
- Experiment 6: Classification of Chemical Reactions
- Experiment 7: Quantitative Precipitation
- Experiment 8: Electrical Conductivity and Electrolytes
- Experiment 9: Ionic Reactions
- Experiment 10: Activities of Metals
- Experiment 11: Quantitative Solution Chemistry
- Experiment 12: Thermochemistry
- Activity 13: Properties of Elements and Compounds: An Internet Study
- Experiment 14: Spectroscopy of Cobalt(II) Ion
- Activity 15: Lewis Structures and Molecular Models
- Experiment 16: Molecular Polarity and Chromatography
- Experiment 17: Gas Law Studies
- Experiment 18: Cooling Curves and Crystal Structures
- Experiment 19: Water Purification and Analysis
- Activity 20: Organic Models and Isomerism
- Experiment 21: Acids and Bases: Reactions and Standardization
- Experiment 22: Acids and Bases: Analysis
- Experiment 23: Acids and Bases: pH, pKa Measurements
- Experiment 24: Equilibrium - Solubility Product
- Experiment 25: Equilibrium - Determination of Keq
- Experiment 26: Complexes
- Experiment 27: Rates and Mechanisms of Reactions - Visual and/or Spectroscopic Monitoring
- Experiment 28: Synthesis of Copper(II) Glycinate
- Experiment 29: Standardization of Thiosulfate
- Experiment 30: Analysis of Bleach and Copper(II) Glycinate
- Experiment 31: Redox Reactions
- Experiment 32: Electrochemistry
- Experiment 33: Spectroscopic Analysis of Aspirin
- Experiment 34: Polymer Properties and Selection
- Activity 35: Additional Challenges and Experiments
- Activity 36: Graphing Quantitative Relationships
- Appendix 1: Properties of Substances
- Appendix 2: Common Ions by Charge
- Appendix 3: Solubilities of Ionic Compounds - Approximate # of Grams of Solute Per 100 Grams of Solution
- Appendix 4: Solutions to Starred Prelaboratory Problems
- IBC