Common
Solvents
Five
Easy Species: Four Acids and a Base.
Solubility of many common substances and lots of dyes.
Dr. Peter Nico S253 nico@chem.csustan.edu
Before you come to class, read these sections.
| Dates | Experiment |
| February 23,24,26 | Check-in to lab, Density Measurement, Introduction to Excel |
| March1,2,4 | The Empirical Formula of a Lead Compound |
| March 8,9,11 | Stoichiometry
of Barium Chromate
DATA for Monday pm lab Data for Tuesday am lab (Nico) Note: use Netscape to download to your computer, if you must use Internet Exploder, hit cancel when it asks you for your id and password--it will then open the file in your browser. |
| March 15,16,18 | Acid Base Titration |
| March 22,23,25 | Determination of Calcium Carbonate in Eggshells |
| March 29,30 April 1 | Can You See the Light? |
| April 5,6,8 | Blue Beer's Law: Determination of Cu+2 Ions and Other Pirate Adventures! |
| April 19,20,22 | Molecular Dimensions |
| April 26,27,29 | Combustion of Vegetable Oil |
| May 3,4,6 | Enthalpy of a Chemical Reaction with Magnesium |
| May 10,11,13 | Molecular Weight of a Volatile Compound |
| May 17,18,20 | Molar Volume of a Gas and Check Out! |
Note: Your laboratory instructor will notify you of the dates
when experiments are due. Late experiments will be drastically penalized. One day late = -20%,
one week late = -50%, more than one week late = -100%.
You must complete all labs (even if they are too late for points) to pass the
course. A complete lab has all of the calculations, graphs and
discussion questions completed.
Common
Solvents
Five
Easy Species: Four Acids and a Base.
Solubility of many common substances and lots of dyes.
The CSUS Physics page has a nice scientific
notation tutorial.
This page was created by Koni Stone (koni@chem.csustan.edu).
Edited on January 20, 2004.