Chemistry 110 Laboratory1

CHEMISTRY 110 LABORATORY SCHEDULE

Fall 2006

Monday Lab /

Tuesday Lab

/ Wednesday Lab / Thursday Lab / Friday Lab

Aug. 14

(1) Measurements and Lab Safety /

Aug. 15

(1) Measurements and
Lab Safety / Aug. 16
(1) Measurements and Lab Safety / Aug. 17
(1) Measurements and Lab Safety / Aug. 18
(1) Measurements and Lab Safety
Aug. 21
(2) Dimensional Analysis
TAKE SAFETY QUIZZES /

Aug. 22

(2) Dimensional Analysis

TAKE SAFETY QUIZZES

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Aug. 23

(2) Dimensional Analysis
TAKE SAFETY QUIZZES /

Aug. 24

(2) Dimensional Analysis
TAKE SAFETY QUIZZES /

Aug. 25

(2) Dimensional Analysis
TAKE SAFETY QUIZZES
Aug. 28
(3) Density
NEED SAFETY GOGGLES / Aug. 29
(3) Density
NEED SAFETY GOGGLES / Aug. 30
(3) Density
NEED SAFETY GOGGLES / Aug. 31
(3) Density
NEED SAFETY GOGGLES / Sept. 1
(3) Density
NEED SAFETY GOGGLES
Sept. 4

HOLIDAY

Labor Day / Sept. 5
(4)Locker Check-In/ Techniques
/ Sept. 6
(4)Locker Check-In/ Techniques
/ Sept. 7
(4)Locker Check-In/ Techniques
/ Sept. 8
(4)Locker Check-In/ Techniques
Sept. 11
(4)Locker Check-In/ Techniques / Sept. 12
(5)Chemicals and their Properties / Sept. 13
(5)Chemicals and their Properties / Sept. 14
(5)Chemicals and their Properties / Sept. 15
(5)Chemicals and their Properties
Sept. 18
(5)Chemicals and their Properties / Sept. 19
(5)Chemicals and their Properties cont. / Sept. 20
(5)Chemicals and their Properties cont. / Sept. 21(5)Chemicals and their Properties / Sept. 22
(7)Composition of a Mixture This lab is out of order
Sept. 25
(6) Naming and Writing Formulas of Chemical Compounds / Sept. 26
(6) Naming and Writing Formulas of Chemical Compounds / Sept. 27
(6) Naming and Writing Formulas of Chemical Compounds / Sept. 28
(6) Naming and Writing Formulas of Chemical Compounds / Sept. 29
(6) Naming and Writing Formulas of Chemical Compounds
Oct. 2
(7) Composition of a Mixture / Oct. 3
(7) Composition of a Mixture / Oct. 4
(7) Composition of a Mixture / Oct. 5
(7) Composition of a Mixture / Oct. 6
(8) Empirical Formula of Magnesium Oxide

CHEMISTRY 110 LABORATORY SCHEDULE

Fall 2006

Monday Lab / Tuesday Lab / Wednesday Lab / Thursday Lab / Friday Lab
Oct. 9
(8) Empirical Formula of Magnesium Oxide / Oct. 10
(8) Empirical Formula of Magnesium Oxide / Oct. 11
(8) Empirical Formula of Magnesium Oxide / Oct. 12
(8) Empirical Formula of Magnesium Oxide / Oct. 13
(9) Solutions Part 1
Oct. 16
(9) Solutions Part 1 / Oct. 17
(9) Solutions Part 1 / Oct. 18
(9) Solutions Part 1 / Oct. 19
(9) Solutions Part 1 / Oct. 20
(10) Solutions Part 2
Oct. 23
(10) Solutions Part 2 / Oct. 24
(10) Solutions Part 2 / Oct. 25
(10) Solutions
Part 2 / Oct. 26
(10) Solutions
Part 2 / Oct. 27
(11) Types of Chemical Reactions
Oct. 30
(11) Types of Types of Chemical Reactions / Oct. 31
(11) Types of Chemical Reactions / Nov. 1
(11) Types of Chemical Reactions / Nov. 2
(11) Types of Chemical Reactions / Nov. 3
Types of Chemical Reactions Cont.
Nov. 6
Types of Chemical Reactions Cont. /
Nov. 7
Types of Chemical Reactions Cont.
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Nov. 8
Types of Chemical Reactions Cont.
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Nov. 9
Types of Chemical Reactions Cont.
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Nov. 10 Holiday Veterans Day
Nov. 13
(12) Titration / Nov. 14
(12) Titration / Nov.15
(12) Titration / Nov. 16
(12) Titration / Nov. 17 (12) Titration Last day to drop with a “W”
Nov. 20
Titration Continued / Nov. 21
Titration Continued / Nov. 22
Titration Continued / Nov. 23
Thanksgiving Holiday / Nov.24
Holiday
Nov. 27
(13) Energy in Chemical Reactions / Nov. 28
(13) Energy in Chemical Reactions / Nov. 29
(13) Energy in ChemicalReactions / Nov. 30
Titration Continued / Dec. 1
Titration Continued
Dec. 4
Capstone Lab / Dec. 5
Capstone Lab / Dec. 6
Capstone Lab / Dec. 7
Capstone Lab / Dec.18
Capstone Lab

Dec. 11Locker Check-in/Pay Bill

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Dec. 12 Locker Check-in/Pay Bill

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Dec. 13 Locker Check-in/Pay Bill

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Dec. 14 Locker Check-in/Pay Bill

/ Dec. 15 Locker Check-in/Pay Bill

An administrative hold will be placed on your records if you fail to check-in and pay any debt owed to the stockroom before the start of final exam week.

Chemistry 110 Laboratory1

Chemistry 110 Elementary Chemistry Lab

Fall 2006

Instructor:

Office:Phone:Email:

Office Hours:

Required Text And Materials:

1. The required lab manual is online. Go to click on Chemistry 110 lab, and then click on the individual labs to download and print. You are required to bring the appropriate lab experiment to class the day the lab is to be performed. Experiments will not be handed out in class, unless otherwise stated by the instructor

2. Safety for People and Chemicals, Spencer & Garcia

3. Safety goggles in compliance with ANSI Z87.1-1989 which provide splash protection as required by California State Law. THESE ARE TO BE WORN AT ALL TIMES IN LAB.

Lab Grade: The laboratory is worth 25% of your overall Chemistry 110 grade. The percentage is found by adding up all of the earned points and dividing by the points possible and multiplying by 100

The lecture is worth 75% of your overall Chemistry 110 grade.

Overall Chem. 110 Course % = 0.75 (Lecture %) + 0.25 ( Lab %)

If you fail to successfully complete more than two experiments, your course grade will be no higher than a D.

YOU MUST PASS THE LAB AND LECTURE TO OBTAIN A "D" GRADE OR HIGHER.

Safety: All safety procedures specified in Safety for People and Chemicals must be followed at all times in the laboratory. Failure to work safely in accordance with those as well as any other safety procedures presented to you in the safety film, in written experiment instructions or verbal instructions from your lab instructor, can result in your being removed from the lab. Failure to wear safety goggles can result your being removed from the lab.

Safety Quizzes: Each student in the chem. 110 lab must thoroughly read and understand the material presented in the required safety for people and chemicals by spencer & garcia. safety for people and safety for chemicals quizzes will be given in the second week of lab during the quiz section. you may not miss more than 3 questions on the safety for people quiz and no more than 6 questions on the safety for chemicals quiz. if you do not receive satisfactory scores on both quizzes, you will be allowed to retake each quiz once. if you do not get a satisfactory score after retaking a quiz, you will receive an F grade for the lab portion of the course. if you choose not to drop the class and remain, knowing that the lab grade and the course grade will be an F, you will not be allowed to do any experiments.

Experiments: 10 points each

The lab manual is online and must be printed out before coming to class unless otherwise directed. Experiments are done on the date shown on the lab schedule and are to be performed alone so there are no lab partners in the Chem. 110 lab. Each report sheet must be initialed by your lab instructor before you leave the lab after completing that day's experiment. NO CREDIT WILL BE GIVEN WITHOUT THE INITIALS. Each report sheet is due at the beginning of the quiz section the following week. Each laboratory experiment is worth 10 points except those experiments with unknowns. Late reports will be accepted no more than two lab periods late and are discounted 2 points per week. The lowest report score is dropped.

Lab Quizzes: 30 Points each

A lab quiz for each experiment will be given on the day the report sheet is due. Also, there will be at least one question on thnew experiment to be done that day. THERE ARE NO MAKEUP QUIZZES. You are expected to take the quiz regardless of whether you have completed the previous week's experiment. Lab quizzes are worth 30 points each. The lowest quiz score is dropped.

Capstone Lab: The Capstone lab is worth 50 points.

Lab Makeup: If you miss an experiment, you may make it up by attending another Chem. 110 lab but only if that class is doing the experiment you missed. You must obtain a permission slip from your lab instructor and present it to the instructor whose lab you are visiting during the "quiz" portion of the lab. Be sure to have the instructor in the lab that you visit initial your report sheet.

Lab Equipment Responsibility: Each Chem. 110 student will be assigned a locker and its key. Once a locker is assigned, the key and locker contents become the responsibility of the student. Thus, the key must be brought to the lab each week so as to be able to open and lock the drawer. You will be charged for any broken glassware or equipment.

Community Locker Responsibility: The community locker contains items of equipment that are not found in a student’s assigned locker. These items are shared among Chem. 110 students that work in the same vicinity. You may use these items during a lab, but they must be returned to the community locker before you leave the laboratory. If any of these items are found in your assigned equipment box, the item will be removed and you will be fined.

Dropping the lab: You must check in your lab equipment to officially drop the Chem. 110 class. This involves checking into your equipment during your regularly scheduled lab period. If this is not possible, the stockroom will check you in for a fee by making an appointment with them at (562) 860-2451 extension 2695. An administrative hold will be placed on your records if you fail to check-in and pay any debt owed to the stockroom by the final exam date.