Chemistry (Intro to Experimental Chemistry) Labs from 5.302
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Goal: 4 short exercises exploring chemical equilibrium.
Instructor: Dr. Janet Schrenk
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Goal: 5 short excercises that explore oxidation and reduction reactions.
Instructor: Dr. Janet Schrenk
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Goal: In this experiment, we study the kinetics of the reaction between persulfate S2O82- and iodide I- ions with the goals of:
1) Determine the experimental rate law,
2) Propose a mechanism consistent with the experimental rate law, and
3) Determine the activation energy and Arrhenius constant for the reaction.
2) Propose a mechanism consistent with the experimental rate law, and
3) Determine the activation energy and Arrhenius constant for the reaction.
Instructor: Dr. Janet Schrenk
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Goal: 2 experiments with polymers: Nylon 6-10 and Methyl Orange.
Instructor: Dr. Janet Schrenk
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