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Chemistry 446Physical Chemistry LaboratorySpring, 2008 |
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CHEM 446 is held in 240B Brown Laboratory.
CHEM 446 has a required meeting the first
week of classes.
Section 020L will meet beginning at 4 p.m.
on Monday, February 11.
Section 021L will meet beginning at 6 p.m.
on Wednesday, February 13.
Final Examination:
Wednesday, May 28, 8 – 10 a.m., 207 Brown
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Experiment 0 Statistical Treatment of Data (All students must carry out this experiment independently and return a report on it by the second laboratory meeting.)
Experiment
1 Surface Tension of Liquids, additional information: pp. 291 -
300 in SGN; pp. 279-290 in Halpern.
Experiment 3 Dipole
Moments, additional information: pp. 335 - 346 in SGN; pp. 430-499 in White.
Experiment 4 Conductance of Solutions, additional
information: pp. 228 - 238 in SGN; pp. 474 -475 in Halpern;
pp. 451-474 in White.
Experiment 6 Vibration-Rotation Spectroscopy, additional
information: 397 - 404 and 679 - 682 in SGN; pp. 567-583 in Halpern;
pp. 354-363 in White.
Experiment 7 Kinetics of Methylene Blue Protonation
Experiment 8 Size of a Molecule from Viscosity Measurements
Additional information may be found in
· Experiments in Physical Chemistry, 6th Ed., by David P. Shoemaker, Carl W. Garland, and Joseph W. Nibler (SGN)
· Experimental Physical Chemistry, 2nd Ed., by Arthur M. Halpern,
· Physical Chemistry Laboratory Experiments, by John M. White.
CHEM 446
PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY LABORATORY
1 hour
Physical methods for studying properties of matter.
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