Bioorganic Chemistry Laboratory Experiments: Custom Edition for BCH 3023 University of North Florida

Author(s): David Nyquist

Edition: 3

Copyright: 2018

Pages: 136

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Bioorganic Chemistry Laboratory Experiments: Custom Edition for BCH 3023 University of North Florida is designed to give instructions for safely completing a series of college level experiments in the areas of organic and biological chemistry. It should accompany a semester lecture course such as bioorganic chemistry for non-science majors. Strong emphasis is placed upon the importance of the solubility of both organic and non-organic substances in aqueous (water) and non-aqueous environments. This is quite pertinent since the majority of human body mass is water and most of our biochemical cycles rely on the dissolution and/or transport of molecules and ions via water.

Each experiment is presented in five distinct parts: Introduction, Procedures with data collection tables, Pre-laboratory assignment, and Post-laboratory assignment. The portions that are submitted for evaluation are removable from the text. No external lab reports are needed. Safety tips, handling of hazardous wastes and lists of chemicals and equipment are also included.

 1 Aqueous and Non-Aqueous Solubility: The Making of Solutions
 2 Chemical Bonds in Alkanes and Alkenes: Molecular Modeling 
 3 Some Physical and Chemical Properties of Hydrocarbons 
 4 Some Physical and Chemical Properties of Alcohols 
 5 The Carbonyl: Studies of some Ketones and Aldehydes 
 6 The Relationship of Esters to Carboxylic Acids 
 7 Separation of Some Long-Chain Alkenes from Tomato Paste 
 8 Caffeine: A Psychoactive Substance Extracted from Tea 
 9 Carbohydrates: Examination of Some Sugars and Starch 
 10 Making Soaps from Triglycerides 
 11 Titration of an Amino Acid with NaOH
 12 Using Urine Analysis as a Qualitative Tool in Clinical Settings

David Nyquist

Bioorganic Chemistry Laboratory Experiments: Custom Edition for BCH 3023 University of North Florida is designed to give instructions for safely completing a series of college level experiments in the areas of organic and biological chemistry. It should accompany a semester lecture course such as bioorganic chemistry for non-science majors. Strong emphasis is placed upon the importance of the solubility of both organic and non-organic substances in aqueous (water) and non-aqueous environments. This is quite pertinent since the majority of human body mass is water and most of our biochemical cycles rely on the dissolution and/or transport of molecules and ions via water.

Each experiment is presented in five distinct parts: Introduction, Procedures with data collection tables, Pre-laboratory assignment, and Post-laboratory assignment. The portions that are submitted for evaluation are removable from the text. No external lab reports are needed. Safety tips, handling of hazardous wastes and lists of chemicals and equipment are also included.

 1 Aqueous and Non-Aqueous Solubility: The Making of Solutions
 2 Chemical Bonds in Alkanes and Alkenes: Molecular Modeling 
 3 Some Physical and Chemical Properties of Hydrocarbons 
 4 Some Physical and Chemical Properties of Alcohols 
 5 The Carbonyl: Studies of some Ketones and Aldehydes 
 6 The Relationship of Esters to Carboxylic Acids 
 7 Separation of Some Long-Chain Alkenes from Tomato Paste 
 8 Caffeine: A Psychoactive Substance Extracted from Tea 
 9 Carbohydrates: Examination of Some Sugars and Starch 
 10 Making Soaps from Triglycerides 
 11 Titration of an Amino Acid with NaOH
 12 Using Urine Analysis as a Qualitative Tool in Clinical Settings

David Nyquist