This lecture note explains the procedure to perform the following
experiments in a chemical lab: Freezing Point Depression, Molar Mass of a
Gaseous Liquid, Kinetics: Concentration Effects and Temperature Effects,
Analysis of an Antacid Tablet, Gaseous Equilibrium, Equilibrium in Aqueous
Solutions, Thermodynamics of Solubility of Borax.
Author(s): Department of Chemistry, Mercer
University
This
book exlains the following topics: Transfer and Extraction Techniques, Purification of
Solids by Recrystallization, Purification of Liquids by Distillation,
Purification by Flash Column Chromatography, Protein Assays and Error Analysis,
Introduction to Original Research, Technique Guides and Instrument Operation
Guides.
Before starting a new
lab, you must always read the laboratory notes for that experiment and the
instructor will discuss the experiment with you. If you don’t know the
experimental procedure, the instructor may not let you proceed with the experiment. This note explains some laboratory exercise.
This lecture note explains the procedure to perform the following
experiments in a chemical lab: Freezing Point Depression, Molar Mass of a
Gaseous Liquid, Kinetics: Concentration Effects and Temperature Effects,
Analysis of an Antacid Tablet, Gaseous Equilibrium, Equilibrium in Aqueous
Solutions, Thermodynamics of Solubility of Borax.
Author(s): Department of Chemistry, Mercer
University
This course
note is an intensive introduction to the techniques of experimental chemistry
and gives students an opportunity to learn and master the basic chemistry lab
techniques for carrying out experiments.