General Chemistry Laboratory Manual and Notebook
Edition: 7
Copyright: 2020
Pages: 164
Edition: 7
Copyright: 2020
Pages: 164
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This General Chemistry Laboratory manual consists of experiments designed to introduce to a student new to chemistry basic chemical concepts and techniques. Each lab consists of an introduction, where the major concepts of the experiments are explained, safety instruction, and a step-by-step procedure.
The major learning outcomes emphasized in this lab manual are as followed:
- Develop problem solving skills
- Perform accurate and precise quantitative measurements
- Interpret experimental results and draw reasonable conclusions
- Analyze data statistically and access reliability of results
- Anticipate, recognize and respond properly to hazards of chemical manipulation
- Work effectively in small groups and teams
- Training in ethical behavior
- Develop laboratory skills in chemical and instrumental method of analysis
- Learn about the impact of chemistry on society.
Note to the Student
Laboratory 1a
For Your Safety
Laboratory 1b
Cross-Linking Polyvinyl Alcohol with Sodium Borate
Laboratory 2
Chemical Formulas and Reactions
Laboratory 3
Preparation and Viscosity of Biodiesel from Vegetable Oil
Laboratory 4
The Acetic Acid Content of Vinegar
Laboratory 5a
Chemistry of Recycling Aluminum (Part I)
Laboratory 5b
Synthesis of Alum from Clay (Part II)
Laboratory 6
Enthalpy of Neutralization
Laboratory 7
Issues in Water Quality
Laboratory 8
Separation and Qualitative Analysis of Cations [Handout]
Laboratory 9
Atomic and Molecular Structure
Laboratory 10
Determination of the Concentration of a Protein [Handout]
Laboratory 11
Generating Hydrogen Gas
Appendix 1
Periodic Table of the Elements
Philip N. Borer is an Emeritus Professor of Chemistry at Syracuse University whose research has focused on biochemistry, nucleic acid structure, and molecular recognition. Throughout his academic career, he has studied the structure and function of DNA and RNA and has contributed to the development of aptamer-based biosensors and other biotechnology applications. In addition to publishing more than 100 scientific papers, Borer co-founded AptaMatrix, Inc., where he helped translate university research into technologies for biomedical and environmental detection.
This General Chemistry Laboratory manual consists of experiments designed to introduce to a student new to chemistry basic chemical concepts and techniques. Each lab consists of an introduction, where the major concepts of the experiments are explained, safety instruction, and a step-by-step procedure.
The major learning outcomes emphasized in this lab manual are as followed:
- Develop problem solving skills
- Perform accurate and precise quantitative measurements
- Interpret experimental results and draw reasonable conclusions
- Analyze data statistically and access reliability of results
- Anticipate, recognize and respond properly to hazards of chemical manipulation
- Work effectively in small groups and teams
- Training in ethical behavior
- Develop laboratory skills in chemical and instrumental method of analysis
- Learn about the impact of chemistry on society.
Note to the Student
Laboratory 1a
For Your Safety
Laboratory 1b
Cross-Linking Polyvinyl Alcohol with Sodium Borate
Laboratory 2
Chemical Formulas and Reactions
Laboratory 3
Preparation and Viscosity of Biodiesel from Vegetable Oil
Laboratory 4
The Acetic Acid Content of Vinegar
Laboratory 5a
Chemistry of Recycling Aluminum (Part I)
Laboratory 5b
Synthesis of Alum from Clay (Part II)
Laboratory 6
Enthalpy of Neutralization
Laboratory 7
Issues in Water Quality
Laboratory 8
Separation and Qualitative Analysis of Cations [Handout]
Laboratory 9
Atomic and Molecular Structure
Laboratory 10
Determination of the Concentration of a Protein [Handout]
Laboratory 11
Generating Hydrogen Gas
Appendix 1
Periodic Table of the Elements
Philip N. Borer is an Emeritus Professor of Chemistry at Syracuse University whose research has focused on biochemistry, nucleic acid structure, and molecular recognition. Throughout his academic career, he has studied the structure and function of DNA and RNA and has contributed to the development of aptamer-based biosensors and other biotechnology applications. In addition to publishing more than 100 scientific papers, Borer co-founded AptaMatrix, Inc., where he helped translate university research into technologies for biomedical and environmental detection.