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

CHEM 114 Introduction to Chemistry Laboratory II One Credit Hour

Prerequisites: CHEM 103 and CHEM 113

Corequisite or Prerequisite: CHEM 104

Required of all students selecting CHEM 104.

A continuation of CHEM 113. Experiments and demonstrations will parallel, as closely as possible, and enhance the material covered in CHEM 104. Preparation and analysis of some interesting commercial products will be conducted.

Laboratory: two hours.

Common Syllabus -- Chemistry 114 -- Spring 1996

Manual: Braun, Introduction to Chemistry in the Laboratory, Course II, 1996

Equipment Needed: Safety goggles and plastic apron

Week of	Assignments	page
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12 Jan - 18 Jan	Introduction to laboratory policies and procedures; Check-in
	Experiment 13: Precision and Accuracy	99
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19 Jan - 25 Jan	Experiment 1: Hardness of Water	17
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26 Jan - 1 Feb	Experiment 2: Types of Chemical Reactions	23
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2 Feb - 8 Feb	Experiment 3: Determination of Iron by Redox Titration	31
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9 Feb - 15 Feb	Experiment 4: Organic Nomenclature	37
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16 Feb - 22 Feb	Experiment 5: Identifying Organic Functional Groups	43
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26 Feb - 1 Mar	Experiment 6: Esters and Soaps	51
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4 Mar - 8 Mar	Experiment 7: Converting Cellulose to a Thread	59
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11 Mar - 15 Mar	Experiment 8: Measuring Oxygen in the Atmosphere	65
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18 Mar - 20 Mar	Experiment 9: Synthesis of Asprin and Wintergreen	73
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21 Mar - 27 Mar	Spring Vacation!
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28 Mar - 29 Mar	Experiment 9: Synthesis of Asprin and Wintergreen	73
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1 Apr - 5 Apr	Experiment 10: Analysis of an Antacid Tablet	79
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8 Apr - 12 Apr	Experiment 11: Identification of Carbohydrates	85
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15 Apr - 19 Apr	Experiment 12: Isolation of a Protein: Casein	93
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22 Apr - 26 Apr	Check-out

A minimum of four quizzes will be scheduled by your laboratory professor.

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Update: 12 Jan 96