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Semimicro Experiments in General Chemistry. W. Bernard King Professor of Chemistry Iowa State College.

LIBRA - Blank Collection QD45 .K5 1955
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
King, W. Bernard (Walter Bernard), 1900-
Contributor:
Chef Fritz Blank Culinary Archive and Library (University of Pennsylvania)
Culinary Collection (University of Pennsylvania)
Series:
Prentice-Hall chemistry series
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Chemistry--Laboratory manuals.
Chemistry.
Microchemistry.
Genre:
Laboratory manuals.
Penn Provenance:
Blank, Fritz (donor)
Corbett, James T. (previous owner)
Physical Description:
xxii, 167, [13] pages illustrations 24 cm
Edition:
Second Edition
Place of Publication:
Englewood Cliffs [N.J.] Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1955.
Contents:
The First Laboratory Period
Experiment 1: Density Measurements
Experiment 2: A Study of Systems, Phases, and Components
Experiment 3: Phase Separation of Heterogeneous Systems
Experiment 4: Change of State as a Means of Separating Mixtures
Experiment 5: Simple and Compound Substances: A Few Chemical Changes
Experiment 6: Common Types of Chemical Changes
Experiment 7: Displacement: Another Common Type of Reaction
Experiment 8: Double Decomposition
Experiment 9: Structure of Matter: Is Matter Continuour or Corpuscular? The Kinetic Theory of Moving Molecules
Experiment 10: Some Common Gas Laws: The Kinetic Theory of Gases
Experiment 11: Molecular Weights from Gas Densities
Experiment 12: Diffusion of Gases as a Means of Determining Molecular Weights
Experiment 13: The Density of Oxygen: Determination of the Volume Occupied by a Gram-molecular Weight (Mole) of Oxygen
Experiment 14: The Law of Constant Proportion
Experiment 15: The Determination of Chemical Formulas
Experiment 16: Valence
Experiment 17: The Discovery of the Periodic Law
Experiment 18: Water as a Solvent-Hydrates
Experiment 19: Factors that Affect the Rate of Chemical Change
Experiment 20: Acids-Bases-Salts
Experiment 21: Electrolytes and NonElectrolytes
Experiment 22: The Preparation of Standard Solutions
Experiment 23: Equilibrium and Reversibility of Ionic Reactions; Completion of Reactions
Experiment 24: Hydrogen Ion Concentration
Experiment 25: A Study of Some Common Equilibria
Experiment 26: Buffer Systems
Experiment 27: The Halogens
Experiment 28: The Qualitative Analysis of Halide Mixtures
Experiment 29: The Hydrogen Halides
Experiment 30: Some Oxygen Compounds of Chlorine
Experiment 31: Some Compounds of Sulfur
Experiment 32: The Nitrogen Family
Experiment 33: Phosphoric Acid
Experiment 34: The Halides of the Nitrogen Family (Demonstration)
Experiment 35: The Thio-Salts of Arsenic and Antimony (Demonstration)
Experiment 36: The Amphoteric Nature of Antimony Oxide
Experiment 37: Hydrocarbons and some of their Derivatives
Experiment 38: Carbohydrates
Experiment 39: Soap
Experiment 40: Colloids
Experiment 41: Some Compounds of Boron and Silicon
Experiment 42: Treatment of Water
Experiment 43: Quantitative Determination of the Hardness of Water
Experiment 44: Electrochemistry
Experiment 45: The Determination of the Faraday
Experiment 46: Oxidizing and Reducing Couples
Experiment 47: Preparation of Compounds
Experiment 48: Optional Preparations
Experiment 49: The Dissolution of Solid Substances
Experiment 50: Placing Metallic Ions into Groups.
Notes:
Contains prefaces to second and first editions.
Student Report Sheets: [5] leaves at end.
Local Notes:
Kislak Center Chef Fritz Blank Culinary Archive and Library copy presented to the Penn Libraries by Fritz Blank in 2008.
Kislak copy has signature of James Thomas Corbett 22 September 1958. Lakewood Rd., Neptune, N.J.
Kislak copy has [4] pages of ms. notes by James Corbett on Experiments 16 & 20 laid in.
Kislak copy is "Third printing October, 1958".
Other Format:
Online version: King, W. Bernard (Walter Bernard), 1900- Semimicro experiments in general chemistry.
OCLC:
1802342

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