Chemical principles in the laboratory with qualitative analysis
Slowinski, Emil J.
Chemical principles in the laboratory with qualitative analysis / Emil J. Slowinski, Wayne Wolsey, William L. Masterton - Philadelphia : Saunders College Pub., c1983. - x, 353 p. ill. (some col.) ; 27 cm. - Saunders golden sunburst series .
"Version of the 5th edition"--Pref. Includes index.
1. The densities of liquids and solids
2. Resolution of matter into pure substances, I. Fractional crystallization
3. Resolution of matter into pure substances. II. Paper chromatography
4. Determination of a chemical formula
5. Law of multiple proportions
6. Water of hydration
7. Heat effects and calorimetry
8. Analysis of an aluminum-zinc alloy
9. Molecular mass of a volatile liquid
10. The atomic spectrum of hydrogen
11. The alkaline earths and the halogens—two families in the periodic table
12. The geometrical structure of molecules: an experiment using molecular models
13. Vapor pressure and heat of vaporization of liquids
14. Determination of the equilibrium constant for a chemical reaction
15. Rates of chemical reactions, I. Iodination of acetone
16. Rates of chemical reactions, II. A clock reaction
17. Some nonmetals and their compounds—preparation and properties
18. Determination of an unknown chloride
19. Molecular mass determination by depression of the freezing point
20. The standardization of a basic solution and the determination of the equivalent mass of a solid acid
21. Ph., Its measurement and applications
22. Determination of the solubility product of pbl2
23. Relative stabilities of complex ions and precipitates prepared from solutions of copper(ii)
24. Synthesis of some coordination compounds
25. Determination of an equivalent mass by electrolysis
26. Voltaic cell measurements
27. Preparation of cooper(i) chloride
28. Determination of the half-life of a radioactive isotope
29. Preparation of aspirin
30. Preparation of a synthetic resin
31. Qualitative analysis
32. Introduction to the qualitative analysis of cations and anions
33. Identification of a pure ionic compound
34. Vapor pressure of water
35. Summary of solubility properties of ions and solids
36. Some anion-anion reactions
37. Table of atomic weights (based on carbon-12)
38. Suggested locker equipment
4833701464
Chemistry.
540 / S6348
Chemical principles in the laboratory with qualitative analysis / Emil J. Slowinski, Wayne Wolsey, William L. Masterton - Philadelphia : Saunders College Pub., c1983. - x, 353 p. ill. (some col.) ; 27 cm. - Saunders golden sunburst series .
"Version of the 5th edition"--Pref. Includes index.
1. The densities of liquids and solids
2. Resolution of matter into pure substances, I. Fractional crystallization
3. Resolution of matter into pure substances. II. Paper chromatography
4. Determination of a chemical formula
5. Law of multiple proportions
6. Water of hydration
7. Heat effects and calorimetry
8. Analysis of an aluminum-zinc alloy
9. Molecular mass of a volatile liquid
10. The atomic spectrum of hydrogen
11. The alkaline earths and the halogens—two families in the periodic table
12. The geometrical structure of molecules: an experiment using molecular models
13. Vapor pressure and heat of vaporization of liquids
14. Determination of the equilibrium constant for a chemical reaction
15. Rates of chemical reactions, I. Iodination of acetone
16. Rates of chemical reactions, II. A clock reaction
17. Some nonmetals and their compounds—preparation and properties
18. Determination of an unknown chloride
19. Molecular mass determination by depression of the freezing point
20. The standardization of a basic solution and the determination of the equivalent mass of a solid acid
21. Ph., Its measurement and applications
22. Determination of the solubility product of pbl2
23. Relative stabilities of complex ions and precipitates prepared from solutions of copper(ii)
24. Synthesis of some coordination compounds
25. Determination of an equivalent mass by electrolysis
26. Voltaic cell measurements
27. Preparation of cooper(i) chloride
28. Determination of the half-life of a radioactive isotope
29. Preparation of aspirin
30. Preparation of a synthetic resin
31. Qualitative analysis
32. Introduction to the qualitative analysis of cations and anions
33. Identification of a pure ionic compound
34. Vapor pressure of water
35. Summary of solubility properties of ions and solids
36. Some anion-anion reactions
37. Table of atomic weights (based on carbon-12)
38. Suggested locker equipment
4833701464
Chemistry.
540 / S6348
