Lab Schedule for CEM 142- FL07

Do NOT print this schedule out, just write it down. This schedule is (of course) subject to change..

8/21 : Welcome back lab

Seperation of 3 components 3.componentvia selective precipitation

8/28 How Much Co is in the Soil?

9/4 http://www.docott.com/docott/virtual.lab.common/PhaseChanges/index.htmlPhase Changes Lab - This one is a 'virtual lab' done in a computer classroom. No prelab questions, but you will want to read sections 19.3 and 19.4 of your textbook before you come to lab. You will be doing a Vapor pressure lab with Prof. Singer. He will supply the experiment to you. (no online reading)

Steric Acid FP depression http://www.docott.com/docott/files.142/labs.exams/Steric.acid.FP.depression.htm

9/11 Nu, freezing point depression

9/18 Rate of Reaction 

9/25 Crystal Violet Rate Law Determination   

10/2 Project Success Day NO LAB

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 Permanganate titrations (Fe2+ and H2O2) 

10/9 Equilibrium review Lab  This is another virtual lab meant for review of equilibrium concepts and calculations. No prelab questions in JW 103

10/16 Iron Thiosulfate Equilbrium Constant Determination

10/23 Hydrolysis and Buffers This lab sucks!!! try this one: Hydrolysis and Buffers take 2

10/30 Electrochem fun

11/6 Organic Chemistry lab experience 

11/13 Kinetics virtual lab (on own, not in a computer classroom)

11/20 Vapor Pressure of Water  Instructor INSTRUCTOR notes for VP of water(replacement for FP depression?)    ????

11/27 UV Radiation lab PDF file to be printed out and read before class. There are prelab questions...

Lab Schedule for CEM 142- WN05

1/25 Rho, Koolaid spectroscopy

2/1 Nu, freezing point depression

2/8 NO LAB THIS WEEK

2/15 Beta, Rate of reaction (in lab book)

2/22 Mu, Crystal Violet Rate Law Determination (in lab book) Prelab Questions

3/1  Chromium in the Sauce                 

3/15 What formation constant?

3/22  Spectrochemical analysis of Aspirin                  

3/29 Chloride in the water

 4/5 Thermodynamics of Calcium Hydroxide

4/19 Identities of metals