Chemistry 102: General Chemistry II Laboratory Course Syllabus Spring 2010

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American University of Beirut Faculty of Arts and Sciences Department of Chemistry Chemistry 102: General Chemistry II Laboratory Course Syllabus Spring 2010 INSTRUCTOR Randa Abi Rafi - Jaber Office: Room 212 (Chemistry Bldg.) Office Hours Tuesday & Wednesday 11-12, Thursday 2-3 or by appointment Phone Ext. 3964 E-mail: ra11@aub.edu.lb MEETING TIMES Lab. Lecture: 12:00-12:50 W Room 101 (Chemistry Bldg.) Lab Sessions: 2:00-5:00 M Sections 1,2, 3 Rooms 105,107 & 111 (Chemistry Bldg.) RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO STUDENTS Laboratory Manual can be purchased from the main Chemistry office Room 102. Raymond Chang, Chemistry, 9 th Ed. McGraw-Hill 2007. Moodle course ID: CHEM 102L_ra11 Moodle is a Learning Management System (LMS).All course material including lectures, prelab assignments, report formats and any other relevant information will be posted on moodle. It is your responsibility to check your moodle on a regular basis for assignments, announcements, important dates and deadlines. COURSE DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES Chemistry is a science essential for the full understanding of the world we live in. This course aims: 1. To develop an understanding of the concepts necessary for this awareness. 2. To foster student s interest in chemistry as an experimentally based subject. 3. To introduce students to a range of laboratory skills and techniques including modern computer based techniques. 4. To explore, investigate and apply some of the chemical principles and concepts studied in the course. The experiments include conductivity, colligative properties, chemical equilibrium, acid base titrations, ph measurements, solubility equilibrium, electrochemistry and kinetics.

STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES: Students will be able to 1. Apply basic laboratory skills and techniques carefully and accurately. 2. Handle chemicals, glassware and equipment properly and safely. 3. Conduct experiments that translate theoretical principles into practical applications. 4. Analyze the theory and principles underlying the techniques and experiments in general chemistry. 5. Evaluate the steps, operations and results of an experimental procedure. 6. Evaluate the data and information available to present logical interpretations and reasonable conclusions. 7. Explain some chemical phenomena and applications in everyday life in context of the learned chemical principles and the performed experiments. GRADING SCHEME Pre-lab Assignments 10% Reports 25% Quizzes 15% Instructor s Evaluation 10% Lab Final Exam 40% Note: Laboratory work constitutes 25% of the course grade. Pre-lab Assignments: Pre-lab assignments are due at the beginning of the lab session. Lab Reports: Lab reports are required for each experiment; they are due at the end of the lab session. Quizzes: A 10 minute quiz is given at the beginning of each lab session; quizzes include questions on the present and previous experiment. Instructor s Evaluation: Evaluation is based on your preparation for the experiment, ability to follow instructions, laboratory procedures and safety rules, behavior, attitude, skills and overall performance. Lab Final Exam: The final exam is written and comprehensive. Final Exam Tentative Date: Wednesday May 19, 2010 at 12:00 pm

TENTATIVE SCHEDULE OF LECTURES AND EXPERIMENTS Experiment Lab Lecture Wednesday Lab Session Monday Introduction Feb 24 March 1 Check in Exp 1 Conductivity of Strong and Weak electrolytes Exp 2 Colligative Properties Exp 3 Chemical Equilibrium Exp 4 Analysis of Vinegar and Antacids Exp 5 ph of Aqueous Solutions Exp 6 High Tech Acid-Base Titration Exp 7 Determination of the Solubility Product Exp 8 Electrochemistry Exp 9 Kinetics March 3 March 8 March 10 March 15 March 17 March 22 March 24 March 29 March 31 April 12 April 14 April 19 April 21 April 26 April 28 May 3 May 5 May 10 Review Session May 12 May 17 Make-up- Check out Lab Final Exam Wednesday May 19, 2010 @ 12:00 pm

COURSE PROCEDURES AND POLICIES LAB SESSIONS Check in/check out: In the first lab session you will be assigned a locker that contains glassware. It is your responsibility to exercise the greatest care in looking after the contents of your locker. Breakages and missed items will be charged to your account at the end of the semester. In each lab session, you are required to: 1. Have your lab manual and calculator. 2. Come on time, drop quizzes are given at the beginning of each lab session. 3. Wear a white gown, safety goggles, and gloves. 4. Bring soap, detergent, sponge, towel (paper or cloth), and matches. 5. Know the safety rules and regulations, and abide by them. 6. Come prepared to the lab, read the experiment and prepare an outline of the procedure to be followed. 7. Answer the assigned pre-lab questions before coming to the lab. At the end of each lab session, you are required to: 1. Show your results to the instructor to get their approval 2. Hand in your report. 3. Clean any used equipment thoroughly. 4. Return to the storeroom all items borrowed on that day. 5. Clean their bench top, and the sink next to you. 6. Make sure that the water, steam and gas are turned off. 7. Lock your desk. LAB CONDUCT 1. Eating, drinking, chewing and smoking are strictly forbidden in the lab. 2. All chemicals and water spilled on the benches should be wiped immediately. 3. Side benches should be kept clean at all times, and reagent bottles should be kept closed when not in use. 4. Matches, paper, broken glass and any other solid wastes should be disposed of in the proper waste containers, and not in the sink! 5. Organic waste and solutions containing heavy metal ions should be disposed of in special labeled containers do not pour them in the sink! 6. To prevent contamination of reagent bottles, do not insert any droppers or spatulas into them. Never return unused chemicals (solids or liquids) to the reagent bottle.

LABORATORY SAFETY Safety is largely a matter of commonsense, but it is too important to be left to chance! Please obey safety instructions as mentioned in the syllabus, in the CHEM 102 manual and those issued by the Environmental Health and Safety center and your instructor. You are expected to abide strictly by the appropriate dress code: white gown, safety goggles, and gloves. long hair should be tied back. open-toed shoes, sandals, skirts and shorts are not allowed. If you do not comply with the safety rules you will be asked to leave the lab and no make-up will be allowed. ATTENDANCE AND MAKE-UPS 1. You must attend all lab lectures and lab sessions. 2. Experiments will only be done on the assigned days. 3. Missed labs can be made up only on scheduled make-up days and only with a valid excuse (medical report from AUB infirmary). If 2 lab sessions are missed, you will be asked to withdraw from the course 4. You will be held responsible for all the missed work. 5. No make up quizzes will be given. ACADEMIC INTEGRITY You are being graded on the work you perform. Dishonesty of any kind will not be tolerated in this course. The penalty for any form of academic dishonesty such as cheating on exams and quizzes or copying of reports is a grade of zero. Cheating is a violation of the university s academic regulations and is subject to disciplinary action. Please refer to AUB policies and procedures on academic integrity. http://pnp.aub.edu.lb/general/conductcode/158010081.html In case of an accident such as cuts, burns, etc... Notify your lab instructor immediately! Cleanliness, tidiness and safe working in the lab are regarded as an essential part of a student s training in practical chemistry Hope you find your laboratory experience profitable and stimulating