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Practical Chemistry for Engineering Students
This book covers the following topics: Weighing -General Practical Methods, Physical Change and Chemical Change- Physical Mixtures and Chemical Compounds, Composition of Air and Water, Oxides and Hydroxides, Determination Of Chemical Equivalents, Sulphides, Cabbon Dioxide, Carbonates and Carbides, Carbon and Carbonaceous Substances, Sulphites and Sulphates, Simple Qualitative Analysis.
Author(s): Arthur James Hale
220 Pages 
General Practical Chemistry Experiments
This is an exhaustive collection of laboratory chemistry hands-on experiments based on basic techniques and principles. Some of the most important experiments involved are: determination of density, titration of acid and bases, gas diffusion, and the study of reaction rates. Among this list are experiments concerning Hess's Law, molar masses, and critical solution temperatures. This is a teaching document designed to help students gain practical skills in the quantitative and qualitative analysis, prepare solutions for various chemical reactions, as well as ways of finding out the concentration of acids and bases, explaining organic compound behavior.
Author(s): King Saud University
34 Pages
A Handbook of Laboratory Glass Blowing
This is a very good introduction to laboratory glassblowing techniques intended for novices who require hands-on experience when handling glassware in laboratory settings. It explains the general principles and tools of glassblowing, hence it focuses on shaping, joining, and manipulating glass for the making of laboratory apparatus. While the guide does not pretend to cover to cover the field of commercial glass-blowing, it is rich in detail for any one learning how to produce functional laboratory glassware. It would be a valuable resource for chemistry students, lab technicians, and for all those interested in acquiring glass-blowing skills applicable to laboratory use.
Author(s): Bernard D. Bolas
NA Pages