Chem 106 lab report Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

PLEASE READ: My class and I all agree that this lab manual was a joke. We all were "wrong " based on the calculation & table they made us use. For example, one of the metal is brass, which is not even listed in the table found in the lab manual lol. 2/4 of the unknowns for sure are copper & brass. Good luck guys! lol Included: table w. data Points for Part 1: Heat of a Neutralization Reaction & sample calculations (step by step). Part 2: Specific Heat Capacity of a Metal (w. step by st...

CHEM 106. Lab Report 14 Acids, Bases, Salts and Buffers Acids and bases are pHun. Introduction: The purpose of this lab is to further explore acid-base indicators and buffer solutions. Acids, bases, and salts are common in our everyday lives. They are found in our food, detergents, toothpaste, etc. An acid is a substance that yields H + ions when dissolved in water. A base is a substance that yields OH − ions when dissolved in water. A salt results when an acid reacts with a base. The H ...

​Titration Data for 25.00 mL of the Unknown Solution is given and tabulated. Titration curve with product name is shown. Sample calculations, written step by step, for Part 1: A Mysterious Acid and Part 2: Polyprotic Acids. All post lab questions correct and included.

The amount of heat released when different snacks burn is calculated and sample calculations is done step by step, to determine calories (expressed in units of kilojoules (kJ) or kilocalories (kcal)). Part 1: Determine the Calorimeter Constant Part 2: Energy Content of Various Snacks Post lab questions included.

****NOTE: 2 pre-made indicators were contaminated so some colors came out WRONG for the entire class! =( I label them as "error" so you guys know which ones. I mention the CORRECT colors in my discussion. Lab Report 14. CHEM 106. Acids and Bases are pHun: Acids, bases, salts, and buffers. CUNY - Hunter College. Complete lab with step by step calculations for all the Ka Values vs. Kb Values , Calculated pH, and Relative Strength for the Species found in table 2. Titration Figures, images of o...

Lab Report 13. CHEM 106. I am a little buffer: Drop some acid. Drop some base. CUNY - Hunter College. Detailed calculations and answers.

Completed Lab Report 10. Le Châterlier’s Principle, Where do I shift? CHEM 106. Hunter College. CUNY. Includes detailed table describing color changes after each experimental step and explanation to changes (shifts to the right or left). Detailed answers to post lab questions as well, with written equations.

Complete Lab with Answers/Calculations/ and Tables/Figures. Hunter College -- CUNY. Lab 9: An Online Simulation

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Lab Report 11: Where is my lewis pair - Acids, Bases, and Ka. CUNY - Hunter College. All correct answers with detailed calculations. Done step by step.