Lebanese American University B.S. in Chemistry Chemistry is the “central discipline” of science programs such as science education, engineering, pharmacy, biology and all of health and medical sciences. The undergraduate (B.S.) Chemistry program at LAU provide students with a broad-based education, which includes exposure to the core areas of chemistry (analytical, physical, organic and inorganic), and recently emerging technologies in both a classroom setting and in the laboratory within
defined as an Iron Magnesium Chromium Oxide. The objective of this lab is for the experimenter to determine if Iron, Magnesium, and Chromium are in the unknown sample, and from these conclusions, infer if the unknown sample is actually Chromite. In doing this, multiple laboratory skills are needed, along with general knowledge on the elements comprised in the experiment to be covered. As aforementioned, the main objective of this lab is to determine whether or not the unknown sample is in fact chromium
AP Chemistry – At Home Summer Experiment- What a Gas! Your lab notebook entry should be organized as follows (this is how we set up all labs). Underline all section titles. Make sure you put the front flap between sets of pages so you don’t copy your work on several pages. Title: What a Gas: Stoichiometry & Gas Lab Objective: To determine the starting amounts of baking soda and vinegar required to fill up a Ziploc bag. Safety: Don’t eat( Background Info: • Look up the chemical formula
Conservation of Mass to the Copper Cycle Clara Ramirez* Lab Partner: Manniah Harris Chemistry Lab 111 Section 529 Introduction: Copper is an abundant element found in nature as well as in a variety of different compounds. It is an excellent conductor of heat and electricity, hence it can be found in various industries. The purpose of the experiment was to demonstrate the copper cycle, in which copper metal would be transformed through a series of reactions and then recovered as solid copper. A percent yield
Neutralization Reaction & Aluminum Leftovers Labs By: Blaze Burnell February 2, 2013 Abstract: The objective of these two labs was to observe how important stoichiometry is in the world of chemistry to understand reactions, predict amounts of reactants needed and products produced, and to determine the identity of unknown substances. Stoichiometry is the branch of chemistry concerned with measuring the proportions of elements that combine during chemical reactions(Bing). The importance
Organic Chemistry Laboratory Safety and Lab Notebook Information This packet contains laboratory safety guidelines for the organic chemistry laboratory. After attending the safety lecture, sign both safety forms and return one of them to your instructor (you should keep the other form for your records). Students will not be allowed to work in the laboratory until they have attended a safety lecture and retuned
AP Chemistry Guide for writing and formatting a formal lab report Lab Notebook Set-up ← Number all pages in lower outside corner, in ink. ← On page 1: Design an aesthetically pleasing cover page. Include your name, course title (AP Chemistry), the school year and a graphic. Graphics must be completed in color and represent the full gamut of chemistry ideas. This may be hand-drawn, computer generated or a collage effect using periodicals. Selected clip-art will not meet these
In the Laboratory Green Chemistry ACS Green Chemistry Institute Washington, DC 20036 Mary M. Kirchhoff edited by Greener Solutions for the Organic Chemistry Teaching Lab: Exploring the Advantages of Alternative Reaction Media Lallie C. McKenzie, Lauren M. Huffman, and James E. Hutchison* Department of Chemistry, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR 97403; *hutch@uoregon.edu Courtney E. Rogers and Thomas E. Goodwin Department of Chemistry, Hendrix College, Conway, AR 72032 Gary O. Spessard
Daniel Kim Science P2 Sept. 23 2014 The Chemical Lab Background: Organic chemistry is the scientific study of the structure, properties, and reactions of organic compounds and organic materials. The chemicals involved with organic chemistry are carbon and hydrogen or rather hydrocarbon. Carbon can be formed in different patterns because it can bond with single, double, and triple bonds. Therefore there is an enormous amount of arrangements of hydrocarbons. Chemists before the nineteenth century
Cornerstone Chemistry Investigating the Fundamentals of Chemical Change For Student-Scientists enrolled in Introductory Chemistry Laboratory 106 11th Edition 2 Table of Contents Introduction A Few Words 3 Acknowledgments 3 Becoming a Novice Scientist 4 The Laboratory Notebook 5 Responsibilities and Grading 9 Safety and Disposal 12 '' Experimental Activities , Lab 1 : South Street Seaweed Seaport 15 . '' ' I Lab 2: A Library