Chemsitry155
Fall 2002
Lab Program
Experiment 1 Check in and Enthalpy.
Experiment 2 Qualitative Analysis
Experiment 3 Qualitative Analysis
Experiment Introduction to MATHEMATICA
Experiment 5 Electrochemistry
Experiment 6Photoelectric Effect
Experiment 7 Acid base metal ions Titration plots for the metal ionsExperiment 8 CU(Im) Jobs's Method
Experiment 9 Aquation Kinetics CHANGES TO THE PROTOCOL
Lab Schedule F 20002
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Experiment
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| September | ||
| Wed 11 |
Check In Enthalpy |
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| Wed 18 | Qualitative Analysis | |
| Wed25 | Qualitative Analysis | |
| October | ||
| Wed 2 | Introduction to MATHEMATICA | |
| Wed 9 | Electrochemistry | |
| Wed 16 | No Lab ! | |
| wed 23 | Photoelectric Effect | |
| Wed30 | Acid Base metal ions | |
| November | ||
| Wed 6 | Cu(In) Job's Method | |
| Wed 13 | Aquation Kinetics | |
| Wed 20 | Check Out | |
Students are free to discuss with each other the laboratory reports, but the written material must be your own. The data given in your laboratory report must be the data that you ( and your partner) collected in the laboratory. References to all literature explicitly used in the laboratory reports must be properly noted.
The written reports should be organized approximately as follows
I. Introduction: This section should contain a clear description, in your own words, of the purpose of the experiment with background material sufficient to place the purpose in context. Based on your results you may want to raise certain questions to be answered by your experiment.
II. Theory: This section should be brief and may, in some cases, be combined with the Introduction. It is a summary, including equations, of what you expect to find as a result of your measurements. (maximum of 2 pages)
III. Data: This section should include all the relevant data in a clear and ordered format. Do not paste printed data from a software package. Instead, cut, organized, paste and photocopy the data.
IV. Error Analysis: This section should include the error analysis used to calculate any deviation from your experimental results.
V. Discussion: This section should explain any agreement and/or disagreement between theory, your experimental results and the literature results.
Maximum length 10 pages.