Titration of a Diprotic Acid
Name: Gonzalo Cantero
Lab Partner(s): Maytal Silberberg
Date of Experiment: 03/24/2016
Date of Report: 04/07/2016
Background
During this experiments students have practiced the principles of a diprotic acid titration.
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directed from C to A. Determine the magnitude of F . Points A, B and C lie in the x-y plane.
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CALCULUS BC
REVIEW SHEET 1 ON SERIES
Work the following on notebook paper. Use your calculator only on problems 7 and 9(a) and (b).
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CHEMICAL KINETICS: STUDYING REACTION RATE AND ACTIVATION ENERGY BY
USING AN IODINE CLOCK REACTION
- CHEM 132
02/10/2016
Pre-Lab Questions:
1. Calculate the initial concentration of thiosulfate, [S 2O3 2- ]o, for each experiment.
The initi
CALCULUS BC
WORKSHEET ON SERIES
Work the following on notebook paper. Use your calculator only on 10(b).
1. Which of the following is a term in the Taylor series about x = 0 for the
function f x cos 2 x ?
(A)
1 2
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2
(B)
4 3
x
3
(C)
2 4
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3
(D)
1 5
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Principles of Chemistry Lab II
Montgomery College, Rockville
Adapted from Euler, W. B.; Kirschenbaum, L. J.; Ruekberg, B. J. Chem. Ed. 2000, 77, 1039 1040.
Thermodynamics: Determining G, H, and S
Introduction
Calcium hydroxide is considered a strong base,
