Fundamentals of General Chemistry: Lab Manual

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Copyright: 2024

Pages: 68

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Fundamentals of General Chemistry provides a comprehensive introduction to the core principles of chemistry, equipping students with the knowledge and problem-solving skills needed for success in introductory chemistry courses. The text explores the fundamental concepts of matter, atomic structure, chemical bonding, stoichiometry, chemical reactions, states of matter, solutions, thermochemistry, gases, acids and bases, equilibrium, and electrochemistry while emphasizing the relationships between chemical principles and real-world phenomena. It builds a strong conceptual foundation through clear explanations, worked examples, and an emphasis on quantitative reasoning and scientific inquiry.

Throughout the book, students develop practical laboratory and analytical skills while learning to apply chemical concepts to biological systems, environmental issues, industry, and everyday life. Problem-solving exercises, illustrations, and practice questions reinforce key topics and encourage critical thinking, helping readers connect theoretical principles with practical applications. By integrating foundational theory with contemporary examples and scientific relevance, Fundamentals of General Chemistry prepares students for further study in chemistry, the health sciences, engineering, and other STEM disciplines while fostering an appreciation for chemistry's central role in understanding the natural world.

Laboratory Safety Rules
Experiment 1 – Measurements and the Chemist’s Tools
Experiment 2 – Graphing Techniques
Experiment 3 – Density of Liquids and Determination of Sugar Content
Experiment 4 – Molecular Structures and Models
Experiment 5 – Determination of the Percent Water in a Hydrate
Experiment 6 – Gas Law Experiments
Experiment 7 – Concentration of a Solution
Experiment 8 – Analysis for Ions
Experiment 9 – Melting Point Determination of Known and Unknown Substances

Herman Stein
Thomas Brennan
Vicki Flaris

Vicki Flaris is an educator, registered nurse, and healthcare professional dedicated to advancing nursing education and preparing students for successful careers in healthcare. As a faculty member at Bronx Community College of the City University of New York (CUNY), she brings extensive clinical experience and a passion for student-centered learning to the classroom. Her teaching emphasizes evidence-based practice, clinical reasoning, patient safety, and compassionate, high-quality care, helping students develop the knowledge, technical skills, and professional confidence required in today's evolving healthcare environment.

Throughout her career, Flaris has been committed to fostering academic excellence, critical thinking, and lifelong learning while mentoring future nurses from diverse backgrounds. By combining practical clinical expertise with innovative instructional approaches, she creates engaging learning experiences that bridge classroom concepts with real-world nursing practice. Her dedication to healthcare education and student success continues to make a meaningful contribution to the nursing profession and to the communities served by Bronx Community College.

Anthony Durante

Dr. Durante received a B.S. in Chemistry from Iona College, a Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from Fordham University, and an MBA in Business Management from Pace University. He is now an Associate Professor in the Department of Chemistry at the Bronx Community College of the City University of New York. He brings to the classroom over 30 years of chemical industry experience in fundamental research, new product development, R&D leadership, team development, and technical training, along with additional experience in business development, international business, and marketing management. He worked for Chem Systems (a division of Nexant, Inc.), White Plains, NY as Director of Specialty Chemical Consulting; The Turnaround Team, Westfield, NJ as Director of Consulting Services; International Specialty Products, Wayne, NJ as Business Manager of the Solvents and Intermediates Unit; and Union Carbide Corporation, Danbury, CT as Researcher, Group Leader, and Domestic and International Marketing Manager. As an Adjunct Assistant Professor, Dr. Durante has taught environmental science, and general and organic chemistry, among other chemistry courses at Hunter, Lehman, Marist and Mercy Colleges, and at Fordham University. He also has taught marketing management courses at Pace University and Fordham University.

Fundamentals of General Chemistry provides a comprehensive introduction to the core principles of chemistry, equipping students with the knowledge and problem-solving skills needed for success in introductory chemistry courses. The text explores the fundamental concepts of matter, atomic structure, chemical bonding, stoichiometry, chemical reactions, states of matter, solutions, thermochemistry, gases, acids and bases, equilibrium, and electrochemistry while emphasizing the relationships between chemical principles and real-world phenomena. It builds a strong conceptual foundation through clear explanations, worked examples, and an emphasis on quantitative reasoning and scientific inquiry.

Throughout the book, students develop practical laboratory and analytical skills while learning to apply chemical concepts to biological systems, environmental issues, industry, and everyday life. Problem-solving exercises, illustrations, and practice questions reinforce key topics and encourage critical thinking, helping readers connect theoretical principles with practical applications. By integrating foundational theory with contemporary examples and scientific relevance, Fundamentals of General Chemistry prepares students for further study in chemistry, the health sciences, engineering, and other STEM disciplines while fostering an appreciation for chemistry's central role in understanding the natural world.

Laboratory Safety Rules
Experiment 1 – Measurements and the Chemist’s Tools
Experiment 2 – Graphing Techniques
Experiment 3 – Density of Liquids and Determination of Sugar Content
Experiment 4 – Molecular Structures and Models
Experiment 5 – Determination of the Percent Water in a Hydrate
Experiment 6 – Gas Law Experiments
Experiment 7 – Concentration of a Solution
Experiment 8 – Analysis for Ions
Experiment 9 – Melting Point Determination of Known and Unknown Substances

Herman Stein
Thomas Brennan
Vicki Flaris

Vicki Flaris is an educator, registered nurse, and healthcare professional dedicated to advancing nursing education and preparing students for successful careers in healthcare. As a faculty member at Bronx Community College of the City University of New York (CUNY), she brings extensive clinical experience and a passion for student-centered learning to the classroom. Her teaching emphasizes evidence-based practice, clinical reasoning, patient safety, and compassionate, high-quality care, helping students develop the knowledge, technical skills, and professional confidence required in today's evolving healthcare environment.

Throughout her career, Flaris has been committed to fostering academic excellence, critical thinking, and lifelong learning while mentoring future nurses from diverse backgrounds. By combining practical clinical expertise with innovative instructional approaches, she creates engaging learning experiences that bridge classroom concepts with real-world nursing practice. Her dedication to healthcare education and student success continues to make a meaningful contribution to the nursing profession and to the communities served by Bronx Community College.

Anthony Durante

Dr. Durante received a B.S. in Chemistry from Iona College, a Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from Fordham University, and an MBA in Business Management from Pace University. He is now an Associate Professor in the Department of Chemistry at the Bronx Community College of the City University of New York. He brings to the classroom over 30 years of chemical industry experience in fundamental research, new product development, R&D leadership, team development, and technical training, along with additional experience in business development, international business, and marketing management. He worked for Chem Systems (a division of Nexant, Inc.), White Plains, NY as Director of Specialty Chemical Consulting; The Turnaround Team, Westfield, NJ as Director of Consulting Services; International Specialty Products, Wayne, NJ as Business Manager of the Solvents and Intermediates Unit; and Union Carbide Corporation, Danbury, CT as Researcher, Group Leader, and Domestic and International Marketing Manager. As an Adjunct Assistant Professor, Dr. Durante has taught environmental science, and general and organic chemistry, among other chemistry courses at Hunter, Lehman, Marist and Mercy Colleges, and at Fordham University. He also has taught marketing management courses at Pace University and Fordham University.