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9780205119134

Chemtrek--Small Scale Experiments for General Chemistry

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    9780205119134

  • ISBN10:

    0205119131

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1989-08-01
  • Publisher: Prentice Hall
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Summary

This laboratory manual for general chemistry presents experiments especially designed for use with smallscale quantities, instrumentation, and techniques and are not scaled down versions of classical experiments.

Table of Contents

Preface x
Acknowledgments xii
Introduction: Small is Beautiful xiii
The System
1(10)
Requires one three-hour class period to complete
Spectroscopy: The Interaction of Light and Matter
11(28)
Introduction
12(4)
Background Chemistry
16(6)
Additional Reading
22(1)
Pre-Laboratory Quiz
23(2)
Laboratory Experiments
25(1)
Requires one three-hour class period to complete
Characterization of a Transmission Diffraction Grating
26(2)
Construction of a Spectroscope
28(4)
Exploring Spectroscope Specifications
32(1)
Wavelength Calibration of the Spectroscope
33(1)
A Comparison of Continuous Emission Spectra
34(1)
Atomic Line Spectra and Electronic Transitions; Electrical Discharge Tubes
35(2)
Flame Emission Spectra
37(2)
Small-Scale Techniques and the Absorption of Light
39(20)
Introduction
40(1)
Background Chemistry
41(4)
Pre-Laboratory Quiz
45(2)
Laboratory Experiments
47(1)
Requires one three-hour class period to complete
An Introduction to Small-Scale Scientific Apparatus
48(1)
Making a Microburner
49(1)
Making Microburets
50(2)
General Microburet Techniques
52(1)
Microburet Calibration for Quantitative Volumetric Work
53(1)
Quantitative Dilution of Solutions
54(1)
Standard Color Solutions and Colorimetry
55(1)
The Factors that Govern the Absorption of Light
56(2)
Colorimetric Analysis of a Beverage
58(1)
Solution Absorption Spectrophotometry
58(1)
The Use and Abuse of Aluminum and its Compounds
59(16)
Introduction
60(2)
Background Chemistry
62(1)
Additional Reading
63(2)
Pre-Laboratory Quiz
65(2)
Laboratory Experiments
67(1)
Requires one three-hour class period to complete
The Aluminum Can
68(1)
Recycling Aluminum: The Synthesis of Alum (Potassium Aluminum Sulfate)
69(4)
Qualitative Analysis of an Alum Sample
73(1)
A Practical Use for the Reaction of Aluminum with a Base
74(1)
Instruments: What They Do and What They Don't
75(22)
Introduction
77(1)
Background Chemistry
78(4)
Additional Reading
82(1)
Pre-Laboratory Quiz
83(2)
Laboratory Experiments
85(1)
Requires one three-hour class period to complete
Basic Electronics
86(1)
The Operation of a Digital/Analog Multimeter as a Measurement Instrument
87(4)
A Semiconductor Silicon Temperature Sensor System
91(2)
The Construction and Calibration of a Gas Thermometer
93(2)
An Extended Range Gas Thermometer
95(1)
A Novel Pressure Gauge Balance (optional)
96(1)
Thermochemistry and Solar Energy Storage
97(17)
Introduction
98(1)
Background Chemistry
99(4)
Pre-Laboratory Quiz
103(2)
Laboratory Experiments
105(1)
Requires one three-hour class period to complete
Calibration of a Styrofoam Microcalorimeter
106(3)
Determination of the Specific Heat of Granite Rock Used for Solar Energy Storage
109(1)
Determination of the Heat of Crystallization of Sodium Thiosulfate Pentahydrate, Na2S2O35H2O
110(2)
An Assessment of the Microcalorimetric Methodology and the Storage Information Obtained
112(2)
Solutions and Reactions
114(23)
Introduction
115(1)
Background Chemistry
116(7)
Pre-Laboratory Quiz
123(2)
Laboratory Experiments
125(1)
Requires two three-hour class periods to complete
Naming and Making Solutions
126(2)
Solubility and Solutions
128(2)
Solutions and Reactions
130(1)
Four Major Types of Chemical Reaction in Aqueous Solution
131(2)
A Chemical Reaction Survey: The Ion Reaction Chart
133(1)
Identification of Three Unknowns
133(1)
Five Unknowns: Solo
134(1)
Finding General Solubility Rules
134(3)
An Introduction to Acids and Bases
137(19)
Introduction
138(1)
Background Chemistry
139(6)
Pre-Laboratory Quiz
145(2)
Laboratory Experiments
147(1)
Requires one three-hour class period to complete
Common Laboatory Acids and Bases: Necessary Facts and Some Questions
148(2)
Indicator Color Probes for Acids and Bases
150(1)
Microburet Construction
151(1)
Acid-Base Titrations; Stoichiometry and Molarity
152(1)
Eggshell and Seashell Analysis
153(2)
Acid Concentration in Fruits: Pucker Order
155(1)
Halogens and Their Compounds
156(20)
Introduction
157(2)
Background Chemistry
159(4)
Pre-Laboratory Quiz
163(2)
Laboratory Experiments
165(1)
Requires one three-hour class period to complete
From Fluorine to Astatine: A Basic Introduction to the Halogens
166(2)
The Synthesis and Reactions of Chlorine
168(1)
A Small-Scale Pilot Plant for the Manufacture of Chlorine by the Industrial Process
169(2)
Electrochemical Writing with a Halogen
171(1)
Precipitation Reactions and Titration of a Halide
172(1)
Redox Analysis of Commercial Bleach
173(3)
The Chemistry of Natural Waters
176(18)
Introduction
177(2)
Background Chemistry
179(4)
Pre-Laboratory Quiz
183(2)
Laboratory Experiments
185(1)
Requires one three-hour class period to complete
The Evaporation of Water Samples to Give Total Dissolved Solids
186(1)
Divalent Cation Analysis by EDTA Titration
187(1)
The Dissolution of Rocks
188(2)
Important Ways of Reporting the Hardness of Water
190(1)
Determination of the Hardness of Ground-, Spring-, and Wellwater
191(1)
The Reaction of Divalent Cations with Soap; Soap Titrations
192(1)
Water Softening with Commercial Water-Conditioning Agents
192(1)
Divalent Cation Removal by Ion Exchange
193(1)
Vitamin C Analysis
194(19)
Introduction
195(3)
Background Chemistry
198(7)
Pre-Laboratory Quiz
205(2)
Laboratory Experiments
207(1)
Requires two three-hour class periods to complete
Optimizing the Reaction Conditions for the Determination of Vitamin C
208(1)
Standardization of 2,6-Dichloroindophenol
209(2)
The Analysis of a Commercial Vitamin C Tablet
211(1)
Vitamin C Concentration in Fresh Fruit Juices
211(1)
Analysis of a Breakfast Cereal for Vitamin C
212(1)
Research Project
212(1)
Alcohol Abuse: Chemical Tests for Intoxication
213(24)
Introduction
214(5)
Background Chemistry
219(6)
Pre-Laboratory Quiz
225(2)
Laboratory Experiments
227(1)
Requires one three-hour class period to complete
Preparation of a Set of Colorimetric Standards for the Determination of Ethanol
228(2)
The Analysis of Unknown Samples Containing Ethanol
230(1)
An Exploration of the Relationship between Chemical Structure and the Chemical and Physiological Behavior of Alcohols
231(3)
Classical Distillation of Samples Containing Ethanol
234(2)
Drinking and Driving ... A Sad Story
236(1)
Kinetic Blues
237(20)
Introduction
238(3)
Background Chemistry
241(1)
Additional Reading
242(1)
Pre-Laboratory Quiz
243(2)
Laboratory Experiments
245(1)
Requires one three-hour class period to complete
Experimental Evidence: A Review of ``The System''
246(1)
A Possible Reaction Mechanism for ``The System''
247(1)
Further Investigations of the Mechanism and a Comparison of Rates of Reaction
248(2)
The Rate-Determining Step and the Rate Law for the Overall Reaction
250(2)
Determination of the Order of Reaction for Fructose and Hydroxide Ion
252(2)
Determination of the Energy of Activation
254(3)
Acid-Base Equilibria
257(42)
Introduction
258(1)
Background Chemistry
259(4)
Pre-Laboratory Quiz
263(2)
Laboratory Experiments
265(1)
Requires two three-hour class periods to complete
Conductimetry and the Strength of Acids and Bases
266(1)
Acid-Base Equilibria and Indicator Dyes
267(1)
Determination of the Ka Values of Weak Acid Indicators
268(2)
pH Measurement with Indicator Color Probes
270(2)
The Study of Acid-Base Equilibria by Graphical Interpretation of Titration Data
272(1)
Titration of a Strong Acid with a Strong Base
272(2)
Titration of a Weak Acid with a Strong Base
274(1)
The Measurement of the Ka of a Weak Acid
275(1)
The Henderson-Hasselbalch Equation
276(1)
Titration Curves and Buffer Solutions
277(1)
The Dilution of Buffers
278(1)
The Selection of Weak Acids to Make Buffer Solutions
278(1)
The Titration of Weak Bases with Strong Acids
278(1)
The Titration of Polyprotic Acids
279(2)
Calculations on Diprotic and Triprotic Acids
281(18)
Redox Equilibria and Electrochemistry
299(21)
Introduction
300(1)
Background Chemistry
301(6)
Pre-Laboratory Quiz
307(2)
Laboratory Experiments
309(1)
Requires one three-hour class period to complete
Redox Reaction Investigations
310(1)
A Small-Scale Electrochemical Cell
311(3)
An Electrochemical Series from Cell Data
314(2)
Electrographic Analysis of Metals
316(1)
Nernst's Law and Potentiometric Redox Titrations
316(1)
The Ce4+ - Fe2+ Titration
316(2)
The Fe2+ - Cr2O72- Titration
318(1)
Lead-Acid Automobile Battery
319(1)
Acid Deposition
320(35)
Introduction
321(7)
Background Chemistry
328(6)
Additional Reading
334(3)
Pre-Laboratory Quiz
337(2)
Laboratory Experiments
339(1)
Requires two three-hour class periods to complete
Design and Characterization of a Probe System for Acidity and Alkalinity
340(2)
A Chemical Reaction Source for Nitric Oxide and Exploration of the Atmospheric Transport and Reactions of NOx with Raindrops
342(3)
Cloud Formation and Cloud Scavenging of NOx
345(1)
Redox Chemistry of NOx
346(1)
The Susceptibility of Lakes to Acid Deposition--Model Studies
347(1)
Source, Transport, and Deposition Reactions of Sulfur Dioxide (SO2)
348(1)
Heterogeneous Oxidation of SO2 to Sulfur Trioxide (SO3) and Sulfuric Acid (H2SO4) by Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2) in Raindrops and Cloud Drops
349(1)
The Effect of Acid Deposition on Naturally Occurring Minerals and on Construction Materials
349(1)
The Effect of SO2 on Plants
350(2)
Putting It All Together: Acid Deposition from NOx plus SOx
352(1)
Space Shuttle Launches: An Example of Severe Local Hydrochloric Acid Deposition
353(2)
Semimicro Qualitative Analysis and Metal Ions
355(35)
Introduction
356(3)
Background Chemistry
359(8)
Pre-Laboratory Quiz
367(2)
Laboratory Experiments
369(4)
Requires three three-hour class periods to complete
Group I: The Separation and Detection of Ag+, Pb2+, and Hg22+
373(2)
Group II: The Separation and Detection of Hg2+, Pb2+, Cu2+, and Cd2+
375(3)
Group III: The Separation and Detection of Fe3+, Cr3+, Ni2+, Zn2+, and Mn2+
378(3)
Case History and Analysis of an Unknown Sample
381(9)
Paper Chromatography and Liquid Chromatography
390(30)
Introduction
391(1)
Background Chemistry
392(11)
Pre-Laboratory Quiz
403(2)
Laboratory Experiments
405(1)
Requires one three-hour class period to complete
Paper Chromatography of Dyes
406(2)
Moist Buffered Phase Chromatography of Nicotine
408(3)
Calculation of the Kb of Nicotine from Chromatographic Data
411(2)
Preparation of a Liquid Chromatography Column
413(1)
Investigations of Column Parameters and Processes
414(4)
Derivatization of the Silica Gel Stationary Phase
418(1)
Chromatography of Selected Synthetic Dyes
418(1)
LC of Beet Pigments
419(1)
Gas Chromatography
420(22)
Introduction
421(1)
Background Chemistry
422(7)
Pre-Laboratory Quiz
429(2)
Laboratory Experiments
431(1)
Requires one three-hour class period to complete
The Construction of a Gas Chromatograph
432(3)
Measurement of the Retention Time of Air and the Gas Flow Rate
435(1)
Measurement of the Retention Times of Halocarbons
436(2)
GC Separation of Halocarbon Mixtures
438(1)
GC Analysis of Industrial Products
439(1)
Optimizing a GC System: The Van Deemter Plot
439(1)
Quantitative Analysis by GC with Photodetection
440(2)
Surface Chemistry: Bubbles and Films
442(26)
Introduction
443(1)
Background Chemistry
444(5)
Pre-Laboratory Quiz
449(2)
Laboratory Experiments
451(1)
Requires one three-hour class period to complete
The Measurement of Surface Tension by Capillary Rise Techniques
452(1)
The Surface Tension of Water
452(3)
The Surface Tension of Ethanol
455(1)
The Surface Tension of Soap and Detergent Solutions
455(1)
Langmuir-Blodgett-Pockels Techniques and Oil Spill Chemistry
456(3)
Some Properties of Soap Films
459(2)
Minimum-Distance Networks and Soap Film Computers
461(2)
Three-Dimensional Systems: Bubbles and Films on Frames
463(1)
Free and Captive Bubbles and So Froth
464(3)
Fun with Big Bubbles
467(1)
Natural Products Chemistry: Anthocyanins as Food Dyes
468(19)
Introduction
469(3)
Background Chemistry
472(5)
Pre-Laboratory Quiz
477(2)
Laboratory Experiments
479(1)
Requires one three-hour class period to complete
The Extraction of Plant Dyes
480(1)
Anthocyanin Purification by Chromatography
481(1)
The Solution Chemistry of Anthocyanins
482(2)
Spectroscopy of Anthocyanins
484(1)
Anthocyanin Synthesis
485(1)
The Evaluation of Anthocyanins and Betacyanins as Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Dyes
486(1)
Zinc Links: Coordination Chemistry and Nutritional Deficiency
487(21)
Introduction
488(4)
Background Chemistry
492(4)
Additional Reading
496(3)
Pre-Laboratory Quiz
499(2)
Laboratory Experiments
501(1)
Requires one three-hour class period to complete
The Preparation of Calibration Standards for the Quantitative Colorimetric Determination of Zinc
502(1)
Zinc Determination in Unknown Samples
503(1)
The Chelation of Zinc by Phytate and Other Naturally Occurring Substances
503(2)
A Quantitative Instrumental Colorimeter for the Determination of Zinc
505(2)
Calculation of Your Daily Zinc Intake
507(1)
Appendix 1: Periodic Table of the Elements 508(1)
Appendix 2: Table of Atomic Masses 509(1)
Appendix 3: Table of Units and Metric Conversions 510

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