Laboratory Manual: General Chemistry for the Health Professions
Edition: 1
Copyright: 2016
Pages: 184
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Kobrak’s “Laboratory Manual: General Chemistry for the Health Professions” is intended to accompany a one semester survey course in general chemistry as part of a pre-nursing or related health professions curriculum. The experiments cover a range of topics, but are connected
by a common theme of quantitative measurement and a close connection to chemical theory.
The book is intended for use with, “Introduction to General, Organic & Biochemistry,” by Bettelheim et al., and includes reference to the sections of the text appropriate to each experiment to help students solidfy the connection between theory and experiment. However, each experiment includes an extensive theoretical introduction that is self-contained,
making the book easy to use in any context and providing reinforcement for more conceptual course material.
Introduction: The Laboratory
Experiment 1: Density and Measurement
Experiment 2: Introduction to Gravimetric Analysis
Experiment 3: Synthesis of Zinc Iodide
Experiment 4: Basics of Chemical Reactions
Experiment 5: Conductivity and Electrochemistry
Experiment 6: The Ideal Gas Law
Experiment 7: Intermolecular Forces and Physical Properties
Experiment 8: Determination of Molecular Weights by the Method of
Freezing-Point Depression
Experiment 9: Titration of Strong Acids and Bases
Experiment 10: The Rate of Reaction
Experiment 11: Determination of Vitamin C Concentration by Iodometry
Experiment 12: Ac d-Base Equilibria and the Preparation of Buffer Solutions
appendix 1: Graphical presentation of data
appendix 2: Logarithms