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  1. Experiment 2: Identification of a Compound: Chemical Properties

    Identify at least five observation that are indicative of a chemical reaction. 1. gas evolves. 2. precipitate appears or disappears. 3. heat is given off or absorbed. 4. a change in odor. 5. a change in color. Depending upon the tip of a dropper pipet, there are approximately 20 drops per milliliter of water.

  2. Chem 1111 Experiment 2

    In this experiment, you will be measuring the mass of a specific amount of volume transferred of the unknown. From this, the density can be calculated and compared to references. Guide for Chem 1111 Experiment 2 - Properties of Matter. This includes what you need, what to expect on the prelab, data sheet, postlab, and quiz questions.

  3. PDF Experiment 2: INTRODUCTION TO SPECTROSCOPY

    EXPERIMENT 2: INTRODUCTION TO SPECTROSCOPYIn Part One of this experiment you will be intr. duced to the fundamentals of spectroscopy. You will first learn how to properly use a Spectronic 20 instrument and then you will use the instrument to find the wavelength (λ) at which absorbance of light by a solution of food.

  4. Experiment 2 Questions

    24. Aboratory Procedure (Il) Performing a redox titration. Laboratory for Chemistry 101 100% (1) 24. All information needed to complete this worksheet can be found in the pre-lab information and. Laboratory for Chemistry 101 100% (1) 24. Tube. Set the test tube upright in a beaker to settle.

  5. Lecture Notes 2 + Experiment 2 : DENSITIES

    And when writing up your lab report. Page 8 of 12 Experiment 2 You should prepare in advance (prior to coming to lab) to answer questions based on this lab. You will be quizzed on concepts taken from this lab similar to those listed below. Further reference materials may be found in your textbook.

  6. EXPERIMENT 2 (Organic Chemistry I)

    The Boiling point of a liquid is an important physical property. A liquid boiling point is the temperature when its vapor pressure is equal to the atmospheric pressure. Normally, the boiling point is measured at one atmosphere (101 kPa or 760 mmHg or 760 torr). Like melting points, boiling points are characteristic properties of pure materials.

  7. Experiment 2 Post Lab Flashcards

    Part B. 1. Find the experimental vapor pressure at room temperature for all measurements. The total pressure in the flask at temperature, T, is equal to the sum of the pressure of air in the flask and the vapor pressure of the solution: (P total)T = (P air)T + (VP solution)T. (You should have ≤12 vapor pressures for each solution type (≤36 ...

  8. CHEM 111 expt. 2 id. of a compound

    Experiment 2: Identification of a Compound: Chemical Properties - Post lab questions 1. Identify a chemical reagent used in this experiment that can be used to distinguish solid CaCl2 (soluble) from solid CaCO3 (insoluble). What is the distinguishing observation? A chemical reagent that we could have used for this experiment to distinguish ...

  9. Experiment 2 Pre-Lab Quiz Flashcards

    This includes an understanding of Ka, Kb, pKa, pKb. Weak / strong acids have a Kx << 10x10-2 pKx=-log (Kx) Be able to write the dissociation reactions for mono, or polyprotic acids or bases. H₂O+HCOOH ⇌HCOO⁻+H₃O⁺. NH₃+H₂O ⇌NH⁴⁺+OH⁻. Be able to calculate pKa from Ka and pH from [H] and vice versa.

  10. EXPERIMENT 2: Separation of the Components of a Mixture

    6 EXPERIMENT 2: Separation of the Components of a Mixture Name:_____ Post-Laboratory Questions and Exercises Due after completing the lab. Answer in the space provided. 1. The Department of Transportation uses a mixture of sand and salt to de-ice roadways in the winter.

  11. PDF EXPERIMENT #7: ELECTROCHEMISTRY (2 PERIOD LABORATORY)

    investigate properties of these cells in this laboratory experiment. In oxidation-reduction reactions, electrons are transferred from one substance to another. Thus, if a zinc plate is ... The question is which electrode, Zn or Cu, is more negatively charged as the result of reactions (4), and (5). Zn electrode immersed

  12. Solved Experiment 2 APPLYING GOOD LABORATORY TECHNIQUES

    Chemistry questions and answers. Experiment 2 APPLYING GOOD LABORATORY TECHNIQUES Purpose 1. Review of laboratory safety rules 2. Familiarize yourself with your lab equipment 3. Learn the use of a balance for measuring mass 4. Make adjustments to a Bunsen bumer to obtain desired temperatures 5.

  13. Lab 2

    Scientific investigation is a continuing process based on the following series of scientific method steps... 1. Make an observation. - Become aware of a process or event occurring in the surrounding environment. Typically, the observation leads to a desire to know additional information as to why or how the event occurred. 2. Ask a question.

  14. Experiment 2 Post Lab questions

    Cynthia Klingensmith Experiment 02: Post Lab questions. Using your data show the calculation of the calculation (with units) of Pair at one of the temperatures used in Your Clausius Clapeyron plot. Pair=102 kPa * (296.85K/298) = 101 kPa. Using your data show the calculation Pvap at the temperature used in answering question 1.

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  17. Chem 207 Exp 2 JJ

    EXPERIMENT 2 Proper Use of Laboratory Glassware and Preparation of Solutions INTRODUCTION. Before starting this experiment, be sure to read the directions on the use of volumetric equipment outlined in the supplementary "Lab Glassware" handout provided among the supporting Blackboard documents for this course. This experiment is designed as your first introduction to very precise analysis.

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    Specifications Grading was implemented in a multisection upper-level analytical chemistry laboratory, the first reported for a full lab course redesign in the discipline or in an upper-level chemistry lab class. The primary goals of the redesign were (1) to assess student proficiency of three separate goals: techniques, data quality, and written communication, with three separate assignments ...

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  22. Lab 2

    Block Dimensions Surface Area (cm 2 ) Volume (cm 3 ) Complete Color Change Time Required for Distance of Diffusion. 1 cm × 1 cm × 1 cm 6cm 2 1cm 3 no complete color change occurred 0. 1 cm × 2 cm × 2 cm 16cm 2 4cm 3 no complete color change occurred. 0. 1 cm × 1 cm × 6 cm 26cm 2 6cm 3. no complete color change occurred 0. Post-Lab Questions

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    CHEMICAL SEPARATION. EXPERIMENT 2. The term analysis in chemistry usually refer to the quantitative and qualitative determination of the. components of a sample. Qualitative refering to the identity of each component, quantitative to the. amount. Prior to both determinations, a separation of the components usually has to be done. There.