TY  - BOOK
AU  - Woodfield, Brian F. 
AU  - Asplund, Matthew C. 
AU  - Haderlie, Steven 
TI  - Virtual chemlab: problems and assignments for the virtual laboratory 
SN  - 9780131866843
U1  - 540.078 22
PY  - 2006///.
CY  - New Jersey : 
PB  - Pearson Education, Inc., 
KW  - Chemistry laboratories
N1  - Contents;
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2.1 Thomson Cathode ray tube experiment 
2.2 Millikan oil drop experiment 
2.3 Rutherford's backscattering experiment 
2.4 Investigating the properties of alpha and beta particles 
etc.

3.1 Counting atoms 
3.2 Counting atoms 
3.3 Counting atoms 
3.4 Counting molecules 
etc.

4.1 Strong and weak electrolytes 
4.2 Precipitation reactions 
4.3 Concepts in acid-base titrations 
4.4 Predicting the equivalence point 
etc.

5.1 Endothermic vs exothermic 
5.2 Enthalpy of solution: NH4NO3
5.3 Specific heat of A1
5.4 Specific heat of pb 
etc.

6.1 Blackbody radiation 
6.2 Photoelectric effect 
6.3 The Rydberg equation 
6.4 Atomic spectra 
etc.

7.1 Flame test for metals 
7.2 Emission spectra for sodium and mercury 

10.1 Boyle's law: Pressure and volume 
10.2 Charles's law: Temperature and volume 
10.3 Avogadro's law: Moles and volume 
10.4 Derivation of the ideal gas law 
etc.

11.1 Heat of fusion of water 
11.2 Heat of vaporization of water 
11.3 The boiling point of water at high attitude 

13.1 Creating a solution of known molality
13.2 Creating a solution for known molality 
13.3 Converting concentrations to different units 
13.4 Boiling point elevation 
etc.

16.1 Ionization constants of weak acids 
16.2 Acid-base classification 
16.3 Ranking salt solutions by pH 

17.1 Study of acid-base titrations - Monoprotic acids 
17.2 Weak acid-strong base titrations 
17.3 Strong acid-weak base titrations 
17.4 Weak acid -weak base titrations 
etc.


19.1 The balance between enthalpy and entropy 
19.2 Enthalpy of solution: NH4NO3 

20.1 Study of oxidation - Reduction titrations 
20.2 Standardization of a permanganate solution 
20.3 Analysis of a ferrous chloride sample 


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