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Chemistry 201 (Fall 2014)Lab Final Study GuidePlease go overLab notes on Ub learns andLab manual notesPre lab quiz and post lab questionsLab reports and lab note booksYou will need to knowa.the procedure for all the experimentsb.All chemical Reactions involved (including ones for chemical tests) as well as the reactionmechanismsc.chemical structures of substances used and prepared.d.Reasons for using a particular or technique in a lab e.g why did we perform a distillation inlab6or why do we use bleach in lab 9?e.Calculations : density, actual yield, theoretical , percent yield,Rf, atom economy, reactionefficiency etc, conversions of mass to volume, and moles from massetc
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DatesLab #:EXPERIMENTSept 21-26Lab 2: Learning Basic Operations [Lehman Exp. 1 page 2]Sept 28-Oct 3Lab 3: Separating the Components of Panacetin [Lehman Exp. 2 page 10]Oct 5-10Lab 4:Identifying the Constituents of Panacetin [Lehman Exp. 3 page 18]Oct 12-17Lab 5: Properties of organic compounds -Handout on UB learns.Oct 19-24Lab 6: Synthesis of Salicylic acid (All parts except IR & NMR)Oct 26-31Lab 7 Preparation of 2-chloro-2-methylbutane–Lehman Page xviiNov 02-07Lab 8: Separation of Unknown by Flash Column Chromatography-LehmanNov 9-14Lab 9: Dehydration of 4-Methylcyclohexanol[Lehman Exp. 21 page 73]Nov16-21Lab 10: A Diels-Alder Synthesis of 9,10-Dihydroanthracene-9,10α, β—succinic acid Anhydride
Sodium benzoate (SB)Benzoic acid (BA)(MW = 144.1 g/mol)(MW = 122.1 g/mol)C6H5COONa + HClC6H5COOH + NaClCalculationsXgSBx1 mol SB/ 144.1 g SB=Ymol SB1:1 molar ratio SB:BA, therefore…Ymol SB=Zmol BAZmol BA x 122.1 g BA/1 mol BA =theoretical yield0actual Yield =amount of product (BA) in gms recovered from the reactionield.34g BAPercent yield =actual yield/theoretical yieldx 100Sample:3.8 grams of benzoic acid (BA)(M.W = 122.1g/mol) was obtained on precipitation of 5 grams of sodium benzoate-SB(M.W =144.1g/mol) using Conc. HClCalculate the expected theoretical yield (T.Y) and % yield of benzoic acid.Show all your workAnswer : Using MW, convert 5 g SB into moles, 1 mole =144.1 g hence 5 g SB=0.034 moles.0.034 moles should yield 0.034 moles of BA , this is the TY of BAconvert moles of BA into gms, 0.034 x 122.1 =4.236 g(TY) % yield =AY÷TY x 100 =3.8÷4.24 x 100 =89.6 %Lab 2: Learning Basic Operations [Lehman Exp 1 page 2]HClHOOOONa
Density of UnknownIdentify an unknown organicDthat has the following mass/volume data. Prepare a graph from the data below, draw the beststraight line through the data points. From the slope of the graph calculate the density of the liquid (use the chart of densitiesprovided) up to three decimal places.ANSWER:Slope is0.8857which is the density,unknown liquid Dis Ethyl Acetateclosest value to 0.9Mass(with vial D)Liquid volumeLiquid mass26.510026.710.250.2026.940.500.4327.150.750.6427.391.000.8827.611.251.10SubstanceDensityliteraturevaluePentane0.626Hexane0.654Acetone0.791Ethanol0.789Propanol0.803Ethyl Acetate0.902SOLUTION2.A) What is the density ofUnknown Aif 5 ml weighs 10 gm.

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ElizabethClizbe
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Chemistry, Organic chemistry, Solvent, Diethyl ether, Carboxylic acid, Sodium hydroxide, Salicylic acid
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