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Chemistry and Life in the Laboratory, 5/E
Victor L. HeasleyPoint Loma Nazarene College
Val J. ChristensenPoint Loma Nazarene University
Gene E. HeasleySouthern Nazarene University

ISBN-10: 0130853763
ISBN-13:  9780130853769

Publisher:  Prentice Hall
Copyright:  2000
Format:  Paper; 360 pp
Published:  03/08/2000
Status: Instock


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A lab manual appropriate for courses in General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry.

This popular, well-respected lab manual for general, organic, and biological chemistry provides a comprehensive collection of thirty-six experiments. Each experiment has been extensively class-tested and fine-tuned in a laboratory setting by thousands of students over many years.


Features

  • NEW - A new, easier-to-use format and design is featured.
    • Allows students to find key information more easily. Ex.___

  • NEW - More thorough safety and disposal issues throughout is addressed.
    • Stresses the importance of laboratory safety and conforms to current practice for chemical disposal. Ex.___

  • NEW - Greatly reduces the quantities of chemicals used.
    • Reduces waste, safety risks and costs. Ex.___

  • NEW - A completely rewritten Lab on Chemical Equilibrium (but with no change in required equipment).
    • Provides a better experiment without an unnecessary change in required equipment. Ex.___

  • Experiments and materials that relate as much as possible to real life are used.
    • Makes the experiments more relevant and interesting to the types of students who take this course. Ex.___

  • Questions and activities.
    • Get students involved in the experiments and encourage them to think critically about them. Ex.___

  • Each laboratory consists of Objectives, Pre-Laboratory questions, Discussion, The Experiment, Observations and Results, and Questions and Problems.
    • Provides students and instructors with the pedagogy necessary to understand the experiment. Ex.___


New To This Edition

  • A new, easier-to-use format and design is featured.
    • Allows students to find key information more easily. Ex.___

  • More thorough safety and disposal issues throughout is addressed.
    • Stresses the importance of laboratory safety and conforms to current practice for chemical disposal. Ex.___

  • Greatly reduces the quantities of chemicals used.
    • Reduces waste, safety risks and costs. Ex.___

  • A completely rewritten Lab on Chemical Equilibrium (but with no change in required equipment).
    • Provides a better experiment without an unnecessary change in required equipment. Ex.___


Table of Contents



 1. Thinking Metric.


 2. Molecular Motion: The Particulate Nature of Matter.


 3. What Is a Chemical Reaction?


 4. The Calorie: A Unit of Energy.


 5. Reliability of Data: The Composition of a Compound.


 6. Getting Acquainted with Metals.


 7. The Halogen Family: Some Colorful Non-Metals.


 8. Analysis of Commercial Bleaches: A Comparison of Two Competing Products.


 9. How Fast are Chemical Reactions?


10. Chemical Reactions Can Go Forward and Backward.


11. Weights of Reactants and Products: Preparation of a Metal.


12. The pH Scale and the Use of Indicators.


13. The Control of Acidity: Buffer Solutions.


14. The Concentration of an Unknown Acid: A Cooperative Approach.


15. Acid and Alkali Content of Some Consumer Products.


16. Some Physiologically Important Ions: Identification of an Unknown Salt.


17. Electricity in Chemistry: Electrolytes and Electrochemistry.


18. Molecular Architecture: Some Comparisons between Covalent and Ionic Compounds.


19. The Hydrocarbons.


20. Alcohols, Phenols, and Mercaptans.


21. Aldehydes and Ketones.


22. Carboxylic Acids and Esters.


23. Amines and Amides.


24. Vitamin C in Natural and Synthetic Fruit Juices.


25. Preparation and Examination of Drug: Aspirin.


26. Carbohydrates.


27. Natural and Synthetic Polymers: The Preparation of Nylon.


28. Triglycerides and Other Lipids.


29. Saponification: Soap and Detergents.


30. Proteins and Amino Acids.


31. Enzymes and Chemical Reactions.


32. Digestive Enzymes.


33. Analysis of an Important Food: The Peanut.


34. Milk and Its Principal Components.


35. Separation and Analysis of Mixtures: The Gas Chromatograph.


36. Optical Activity: A Study of Chiral Molecules.


Appendix.



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