Chem 220 AX and BX LAB SCHEDULE SPRING 2010
Date Day Lab Activity
1/19 T Lab safety, set up and clean up, EXCEL
1/21 R The scientific method and statistical analysis of data: lecture and lab
1/26 T Acids and Bases: Introduction to pH
1/28 R Ion Exchange of Sea Water : Bring a 250 mL sample of water from the bay or the ocean labeled with where, when, what, who for 5 pts extra credit
2/2 T Introduction to rates of reactions handout
2/4 R Rates of reactions: a clock reaction
2/9 T Rates of reactions: a clock reaction (continued)
2/11 R Le Chatelier's Principle and Equilibrium
2/16 T Study Session for Exam #1
2/18 R EXAM #1
2/23 T Paper Chromatography
2/25 R Paper Chromatography (continued)
3/2 T Keq
3/4 R Ka of a weak acid & Lecture
3/9 T Hydrolysis & Lecture
3/11 R NO CLASS
3/16 T Buffers and Worksheet
3/18 R Acid-base titration curve
3/23 T Study session for exam #2
3/25 R EXAM #2
3/30 T Energy versus Entropy
4/1 R Oxidation Reduction Reactions
4/6 & 4/8 SPRING BREAK
4/13 T Oxidation Reduction Reactions (continued)
4/15 R Nernst Equation
4/20 T Electrochemical cells
4/22 R Analysis of a Coordination Compound day 1
4/27 T Analysis of a Coordination Compound day 2
4/29 R Analysis of a Coordination Compound day 3
5/4 T Study session for exam #3
5/6 R EXAM #3
5/11 T Atomic Absorption Analysis of Zinc in Hair Bring at least 0.500 grams of hair for 5 points extra credit!
5/13 R Qual Scheme
5/18 T Poster Presentations
5/20 R Study Session for final exam. This is the last chance to make any corrections to your grade spreadsheet.
5/26 W FINAL EXAM (11AM – 2PM)
Protective eyewear (goggles or glasses) that meets the lab safety standards and closed-toed shoes are mandatory when performing laboratory work. NO EXCEPTIONS ! Failure to comply with these rules can result in the student receiving a grade of F.