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  • 2 pages Pre-lab Exp 4 Determination of a Chemical FormulaAyleen
    • Pre-lab Exp 4 Determination of a Chemical FormulaAyleen
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    • CHEMISTRY 1105 - Spring 2016
    • PRE-LABORATORY ASSIGNMENT Exp 4 The Determination of a Chemical Formula Name: Ayleen Pittar Group Number: 2 1. Date: 10/1/15 Score: _ An organic compound contains 49.3% carbon, 6.9% hydrogen and the remainder oxygen. Determine the empirical formula of the
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  • 6 pages Ayleen Exp 4 The Determination of a Chemical Formula
    • Ayleen Exp 4 The Determination of a Chemical Formula
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    • Chem 2 lab
    • CHEMISTRY 1105 - Spring 2016
    • LABORATORY REPORT Experiment 4 The Determination of a Chemical Formula Name: Ayleen Pittar Lab Partners Name: Date: 10/8/15 Score: _ I. Introduction The Law of conservation of mass states that neither energy of matter can leave or enter in a chemical reac
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    Dec 22, 2015
    | Would recommend.

    This class was tough.

    Course Overview:

    This course is very hands on, it goes hand in hand with the lecture course. Very easy and clear class I loved it!

    Course highlights:

    Basically, I applied my knowledge from my chemistry lecture class. I was able to see reactions rather than just write them. Smell and touch materials rather than just see them.

    Hours per week:

    3-5 hours

    Advice for students:

    While the course work is a lot and annoying it is no too hard. Just keep doing the work and understanding the material and you'll do fine!

    • Fall 2015
    • Dr. Wei
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    • Math-heavy Background Knowledge Expected Great Intro to the Subject
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