This course is
designed to ensure that all the students regardless of their educational
backgrounds are competent in necessary laboratory skills. These skills include
but are not limited to the use of an analytical balance, volumetric glassware,
various pipettes, performing titrimetric and spectrophotometric determinations
and learning the proper use and calibration of microscopes and centrifuges. The
content of this pdf are : Inorganic Chemistry Lab, Introduction Lab Techniques:
Inorganic Chemistry, Identification of Anions, Identification of Cations,
Organic Chemistry Lab, Introduction Lab Techniques: Organic Chemistry,
Separation Techniques, Qualitative Analysis, Physical Chemistry Lab,
Introduction Lab Techniques: Physical Chemistry, Determination of Surface
Tension, Determination of Viscosity, Ph Measurement, Thermochemistry.
Author(s): School
of Sciences, Department of Chemistry, Uttarakhand Open University
This PDF
Laboratory Chemistry Manual covers the following experiments : Laboratory
Equipments, Measurements and Density, The Stoichiometry of a Reaction, Titration
of Acids and Bases, Oxidation – Reduction Titration, Quantitative Analysis Based
on Gas Properties, Thermochemistry: The Heat of Reaction, Group I: The Soluble
Group, Gravimetric Analysis.
This book covers the following
topics: Culture of Laboratory Safety, Environmental Health and Safety Management
System, Emergency Planning, Evaluating Hazards and Assessing Risks in the
Laboratory, Management of Chemicals.
This lecture note explains the procedure to perform the following
experiments in a chemical lab: Freezing Point Depression, Molar Mass of a
Gaseous Liquid, Kinetics: Concentration Effects and Temperature Effects,
Analysis of an Antacid Tablet, Gaseous Equilibrium, Equilibrium in Aqueous
Solutions, Thermodynamics of Solubility of Borax.
Author(s): Department of Chemistry, Mercer
University
This lecture note deals primarily with equilibrium
properties of macroscopic systems, basic thermodynamics, chemical equilibrium of
reactions in gas and solution phase, and rates of chemical reactions.
Author(s): Prof. Keith A. Nelson and
Prof. Moungi Bawendi