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From the College Catalog: 1995-97 Edition (corrected)

CHEM 113 Introduction to Chemistry Laboratory I One Credit Hour

Corequisite or Prerequisite: CHEM 103

Required of all students selecting CHEM 103.

Student-conducted laboratory procedures and experiments designed to parallel as closely as possible and to enhance the material covered in CHEM 103. Emphasis will be placed on basic laboratory techniques. Demonstrations will be used to illustrate important chemical concepts.

Laboratory: two hours.

Common Syllabus -- Chemistry 113 -- Fall 1995

Manual: Richardson, Introduction to Chemistry in the Laboratory, Course I, Sep 1995

Equipment Needed: Safety goggles and plastic apron

Week ofAssignments
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28 Aug - 31 AugIntroduction -- pages 2-10; Instructor's policies and procedures regarding grading, attendance, etc;
Experiment 14: Significant Digits and Scientific Notation -- pages 113-114
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4 Sep - 7 SepExperiment 14: remainder of experiment
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11 Sep - 14 SepCheck-in, Experiment 1: Introduction to Laboratory Work
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18 Sep - 21 SepExperiment 2: Substances and Properties
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25 Sep - 28 SepExperiment 3: The Separation of Components of Mixtures
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2 Oct - 5 OctExperiment 13: The Periodic Table
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9 Oct - 12 OctExperiment 4: An Introduction to Qualitative Analysis (known sample)
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16 Oct - 19 OctExperiment 4: An Introduction to Qualitative Analysis (unknown sample)
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23 Oct - 26 OctExperiment 12: Inorganic Nomenclature
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30 Oct - 2 NovExperiment 6: The Formula of a Hydrate
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6 Nov - 9 NovExperiment 8: The Laws of Charles and Boyle
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13 Nov - 16 NovExperiment 9: The Solubility of a Salt in Water as a Function of Temperature
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20 NovExperiment 10: The Titration of an Acid with a Base
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21 Nov - 26 NovThanksgiving Furlough
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28 Nov - 30 NovExperiment 10: The Titration of an Acid with a Base
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4 Dec - 7 DecCheck-out

A minimum of four quizzes will be given. Dates will be assigned by the lab instructor. No final exam will be given.

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