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This new edition builds on that legacy of this textbook, by meeting the needs of both instructors and students, addressing cutting-edge trends in the chemistry laboratory—including forensic chemistry and environmental and...
This new edition builds on that legacy of this textbook, by meeting the needs of both instructors and students, addressing cutting-edge trends in the chemistry laboratory—including forensic chemistry and environmental and green chemistry. The new edition of Chemistry in the Laboratory offers precise, easy-to-follow instructions, helpful illustrations, and an emphasis throughout on laboratory safety. Throughout, a Consider This feature encourages users to expand the principles of the experiment into interesting applications, open-ended experiments, or unexplored corners. Most experiments in the manual can be completed in one lab session, but some can be linked or extended for a multi-lab project.
Most experiments can be completed in one lab session, but some can be linked or extended for a multi-lab project.
Options for reducing scale for many labs, particularly using microscale titrations.
The "Consider This" feature has suggestions for further work and poses questions to lead students toward a greater depth of understanding.
A relevant Bibliography at the end of many experiments suggests sources for further reading and exploration of a topic.
Preface First-Day Instructions Welcome to the Chemistry Lab Introduction Experiments 1 - 9 Study Assignment A Experiment 10 - 18 Study Assignment B Experiment 19 - 43
Dr. James Postma - A physical chemist at California State University, Chico. He received his Ph.D. from UC Davis in 1982, studying electrochemistry with Dr. Peter Rock to evaluate the Born-Oppenheimer Approximation. He joined the faculty at CSU, Chico in 1982 and teaches courses in physical and analytical chemistry as well as general chemistry courses. He is the co-author of General Chemistry in the Laboratory, 7th edition, a widely-used laboratory textbook in freshman chemistry classes.
Dr. James Postma - A physical chemist at California State University, Chico. He received his Ph.D. from UC Davis in 1982, studying electrochemistry with Dr. Peter Rock to evaluate the Born-Oppenheimer Approximation. He joined the faculty at CSU, Chico in 1982 and teaches courses in physical and analytical chemistry as well as general chemistry courses. He is the co-author of General Chemistry in the Laboratory, 7th edition, a widely-used laboratory textbook in freshman chemistry classes.
