Table of Contents: Lab Work
SCH3UE_07-08
Lab #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23+24+25
Syllabus
Section
Title of Investigation
Thickness of Al. Foil
Number of molecules in: O, Chalk and
Candy
Percent Composition of MgO
Formula of a hydrate, Epsom salt
Empirical Formula of
Simulation of an Air Bag
Volume vs. Temperature Graph:
Computer Analysis
% Sodium hydrogen carbonate in an
Alka-Seltzer Tablet
Pressure required to pop Popcorn
Mass Relationship in an equation:
Aluminum and Copper (II) chloride
dihydrate
Determination of Solubility of a Salt
Making a solution
Dilution of a solution
Determination of Volume of gas at SATP:
Mg + HCl
Determination of Molar Volume from
experimental Data
Estimation of concentration of a Solution
using a spectroscope
Double Displacement Reactions: Using
Solubility Rules
Using Solubility Graphs: Computer
Analysis
Gravimetric Analysis: Pb(NO3)2(aq) + K I (aq)
Course Unit & Section
Tested
Measurement + Data
Mols
Mols
Mols - planning
Mols
Gases - planning
Gases: DP: ITC
Gases - Planning
M S , DC, DP&C
MS
MS
MS
MS, PS
Gases: DP
Solutions: DC, DP
ITC
DC, DE &C
Planning Lab: Stoichiometry of a Reaction: Planning Lab, Lab Quiz
Na2CO3+ CaCl2
Titration: Standardization of NaOH using
HCl
Observing the Hydrogen Spectrum
Atomic Theory
Qualitative Analysis: 3 hours
26
Electrolytes: Strong and Weak: Acid –Base:
ITC
27
Titration Curve for a strong acid-strong Base
28
Lab: Testing for Polarity of Compounds
29
Lab activity: Polarity of Molecules and IMFA’s
30
Planning Lab: testing the structure of Ionic, molecular covalent, Network and
metallic substances
31
Enthalpy of Ionic substances: Lattice Energy Vs Hydration Energy
32
Enthalpy of a reaction: Zn + CuSO4
33
Hess’s Law: NaOH + HCl