Chemistry Department, University of Southern Maine

Laboratory Techniques II, CHY 116

Manual

NOTE: First Lab Meeting
Print and bring to first meeting:
Procedure and Report forms for Experiment #1.

To obtain materials for each experiment, click the blue, underlined title. To obtain materials for each experiment, click the blue, underlined title.

It's a good idea to download materials less than one week before the experiment appears on the Calendar so that, if last-minute changes are made to the materials, you will have the latest version.

NOTE: You may include a signed or anonymous Experiment Evaluation Form any time you want to provide feedback about an experiment. Download the form, print and complete it, and put it in the stack of lab reports handed in that day. If you wish it to be anonymous, do not put your name on the form, and do not attach it to your report.

1. Redox Reactions
   Which Bleach Is More Powerful?
   
2. A Colorful Clock Reaction
   What Influences the Rate of a Chemical Reaction?
   
3. Le Chatlier's Principle
   Pushing Equilibria Around
   
4. Measuring an Equilibrium Constant, I.
   Using Color to Analyze an Equilibrium Mixture
   
5. Measuring an Equilibrium Constant, II.
   Using pH to Analyze an Equilibrium Mixture
   
6. Exploring Reaction Mechanisms
   
7. Qualitative Analysis
   Identifying Cations in Solution

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