CHEM 1102, Spring 2008

Section 1	Section 2
T 11:15A-2:23P	T 2:30A-5:38P
N-309	N-309
Dr. Russell	Dr. Russell
Phone: 664-6870	Phone: 664-6870
Email: srussell@chem.csustan.edu	Email: srussell@chem.csustan.edu
Section 3	Section 4
T 8:00A-11:08A	R 8:00A-11:08A
N-301	N-309
Dr. C_Stessman	Dr. Julian
Phone: 664-6667	Phone: 667-3384
Email: cstessman@chem.csustan.edu	Email: mjulian@chem.csustan.edu

Read these important items. You will be held accountable for them.

	Each laboratory instructor will establish grading policy and set due dates for experiments for their section. Late experiments will be drastically penalized: one day late = -10%, one week late = - 50%, more than one week late = -100%.
	You must complete all labs (even if they are too late to earn points) to pass the course. A complete lab includes all data collected and recorded properly, all calculations, graphs and discussion questions completed, and a satisfactory report submitted to the lab instructor.
	Stockroom procedures: How to check-in/out, how to get equipment and other very important information. Important Notice: All students will be assigned a locker drawer that will be shared with a partner this semester. Students will need a lock that both partners can open.
	Introduction: How to keep a lab notebook and some safety issues. LAB REPORT MODEL
	Safety check-list, You must read this and give a written statement that you have read it to your lab instructor or to the Stockroom, as directed.
	Safe use of Acids and Bases

Laboratory Schedule
Lab Meeting Dates	Experiment
Feb. 14, 19 [R, T]	Course Registration & Check-in. *You must come to lab on time on your registered day to keep your registered spot in lab. Students wanting to add should also come to the first lab on time.* Density Measurement, Introduction to Excel
Feb. 21, 26 [R, T]	Molecular Dimensions
Feb. 28, Mar. 4 [R, T]	The Empirical Formula of a Lead Compound
Mar. 6, 11 [R, T]	Stoichiometry of Barium Chromate (Class Data Set for Sections 1 & 2)
Mar. 13, 18 [R, T]	Acid Base Titration
Mar. 20, Apr. 1 [R, T]	Determination of Calcium Carbonate in Eggshells
Apr. 3, 8 [R, T]	Atomic Spectra -- The Emission Line DataBase -- Excel Calc. Starting Point
Apr. 10, 15 [R, T]	Identification of a Single Component Unknown
Apr. 17, 22 [R, T]	Identification of an Unknown Mixture
Apr. 24, 29 [R, T]	Molecular Shapes
May 1, 6 [R, T]	Enthalpy of a Chemical Reaction with Magnesium
May. 8, 13 [R, T]	Molar Volume of a Gas and Check Out

Common Solvents
Five Easy Species: Four Acids and a Base.
Solubility of many common substances and lots of dyes.

This page was created by Koni Stone (koni@chem.csustan.edu).
Last edited by S. Russell in August, 2007 (srussell@chem.csustan.edu).

Laboratory Schedule