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Code: EQ351C
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Intended for experimental study, chemistry laboratory and carrying out chemistry experiments on: temperature measurements, filtration processes, magnetic separation, distillation, decantation, homogeneous and heterogeneous systems, density measurements, changes in physical states of water, conservation laws of matter, atomic structure, electrical conductivity, solubility of substances, types of chemical reactions, comparison between acids, bases, character of oxides and obtaining salts, pH studies, titrimetry, fruit concentration, water equivalent in calorimeter, specific heat of a solid, endothermic and exothermic reactions, heat of neutralization, electrochemical cells, concentration factor, temperature and catalyst in reactions, isothermal transformation, Boyle-Mariotte, influence of temperature on the atomic and molecular movement of a gas, concentrations of solutions, organic structures, identification of chemical elements in organic chains, hydrocarbon functions, alcohol, etc.
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Main experiments
- Introduction to a Chemical Laboratory 1201.003_0
- General procedures for an experimental lesson FQB 1201.003
- Laboratory reports and notebooks FQB. 1201.003C
- 1995.999A
- Comparing different volume measurement scales. 1032.003_B_1
- 1032.003_C_2
- 1032.003_B
- How are the temperatures of a Bunsen burner measured? 1201.011
- How to identify homogenous and heterogeneous systems 1201.010
- How do you determine the density of a liquid using a pycnometer? 1042.036_1
- The determination of the density of a liquid by an aerometer 1042.036_2
- How do you determine the density of a solid? 1042.036_3
- 1201.014_B_1
- 1201.014_B_2
- Lavoisier and Proust's law, in a reaction chamber. 1232.015
- 1212.012_1
- 1212.012_2
- 1212.012_3B
- How to separate heterogeneous mixtures using decantation 1212.012_4
- 1212.014_A_1
- 1212.014_B_2
- How can we relate the properties of substances through electrical conductivity? 1222.012_A_1
- Chemical bonding – How to describe the properties of substances through solubility in polar and nonpolar solvents. Part II of II 1222.012_2
- How to identify the occurrence of a chemical reaction 1232.002
- Classification of inorganic reactions - How does the decomposition reaction analysis of sodium carbonate occur? Part I of IV 1232.026_1
- Classification of inorganic reactions - How does the reaction of synthesis of ammonium chloride occur? Part II of IV 1232.026_2
- How does the hydrogen displacement reaction, a single replacement reaction, occur? 1232.027_1
- How does a double displacement reaction occur? 1232.027_2
- Classification of inorganic reactions - How does the reaction of oxidation-reduction redox occur? 1232.028
- How do acids and bases behave in relation to different indicators? 1252.024_1
- Inorganic chemical functions – How to analyze the different chemical properties of acids. Part II of II 1252.024_2
- Inorganic chemical functions – How to identify the nature of an oxide. Part I of III 1252.022_1
- How do you identify the acidic nature of an oxide? 1252.022_2
- Inorganic chemical functions – How to obtain a basic oxide. Part III of III 1252.022_3
- Inorganic chemical functions – How to obtain salts 1252.026
- pH determination and limitations of indicator paper 1272.008
- Titration 1272.002A
- The concentration of acid in a fruit 1272.004A
- The water equivalent and heat capacity of a calorimeter. 1052.027A
- Determining the specific heat capacity of a solid. 1052.003I
- Endothermic reaction of copper sulfate with water. 1232.016A
- Exothermic chemical reaction of copper nitrate 1232.016B
- The heat of neutralization. 1292.002A
- Electrochemistry, the Daniell cell. 1082.039
- Electrolytes, second-class conductors. 1242.002
- The decomposition of water through electrolysis, variable source. 1242.004_A
- The concentration factor. 1282.002
- The temperature factor 1282.004
- The catalyst factor. 1282.006
- Study of gases - Isothermal transformation, Boyle-Mariotte´s Law - Sensor 1052.032Q1
- Influence of temperature on the atomic and molecular motion of a gas. 1052.035Q
- Concentration of solutions, both standard and ppm. 1262.002
- Concentration of solutions, molar, molarity. 1262.004
- Concentration of solutions, normal, normality. 1262.006
- Concentration of solutions, Title. 1262.008
- Concentration of solutions - Percentage by volume % v/v 1262.010
- How to use the insufflation bulb 1201.004
- Construction of three-dimensional organic structures. 1302.001
- Organic elemental analysis - Identification of carbon through the flame 1302.002A
- 1302.002B1
- 1302.002C1
- Organic elemental analysis - identification of nitrogen 1302.004A
- Organic elemental analysis - identification of halogen through the formation of a salt 1302.004B
- Organic elemental analysis - identification of halogen through the flame 1302.004C
- Organic elemental analysis - identification of oxygen 1302.006A
- Organic elemental analysis - identification of sulfur 1302.006B
- 1302.008A
- 1302.010A
- 1302.012A1
- 1302.012B1
- Aromatic hydrocarbons – solubility 1302.014A
- Aromatic hydrocarbons - combustion 1302.014B
- Aromatic hydrocarbons – alkylation reaction 1302.014C
- Alcohol, water absorption, color change. 1302.016A
- Organic functions, Alcohol – How to produce an oxidation reaction 1302.016C
- Some special precautions in the laboratory QB. 1201.003B
- 1201.001
- Procedures for conducting experiments QB. 1201.003D
- Some guidelines on cleaning and drying glassware QB. 1201.005
