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Last Update: May 18, 2010
Welcome to the Chemical Principles laboratory page. The exercises are listed below in the order that they will be performed during the semester. Check your syllabus for the actual dates.
No later than the week before the first laboratory meeting be sure that you have read and understood the Truman Policies on the Laboratory Safety page and completed the required safety training. Also read the Laboratory Notebook and the Before Laboratory pages so that you are familiar with preparing and keeping a laboratory notebook.
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ATTENTION CHEM 130 AND 121/131 STUDENTS! Your safety quiz, safety contract and policy contract are on Blackboard. CHEM 130 and 121/131 students must complete the checklist found on the Blackboard page for their course, which includes passing the safety quiz with a score of 100%. The health form must be completed and returned to the chemistry laboratory manager in Magruder 1076.
CHEM 130 Laboratory Exercises
CHEM 121/131 Laboratory Exercises
These laboratories are designed to fulfill certain University outcome statements for the Physical Science Mode of Inquiry and the Computer Literacy Essential Skill. We in the Chemistry Discipline have prepared outcome statements for the laboratory component of CHEM 130/131; click here to view them. Use the following links if you are interested in the outcome statements for the lecture portion of CHEM 130 or CHEM 121 (note CHEM 121 will no longer be offered after Fall 2010 and will be replaced by CHEM 131 starting Spring 2011).
These experiments are copyrighted by the authors listed at the top of each document. They may be used by others for non-commercial purposes only. If you would like to use one or more of these exercises in your first-year chemistry class, please contact the principle author (marked with a '*' in the exercise heading). They would be happy to assist you in adapting the exercises to your needs.
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