Experiments and Exercises in Basic Chemistry

Steven Murov is the author of Experiments and Exercises in Basic Chemistry, 7th Edition, published by Wiley. Brian Stedjee is the author of Experiments and Exercises in Basic Chemistry, 7th Edition, published by Wiley.

• Experiments Experiment 1    Introductory Concepts, Techniques, and ChallengesExperiment 2    MeasurementsExperiment 3    DensityExperiment 4    Mixtures: Separation and PurificationExperiment 5    Melting PointsExperiment 6    Lewis Structures and Molecular ModelsExperiment 7    Paper ChromatographyExperiment 8    Classification of Chemical ReactionsExperiment 9    Empirical Formula of Zinc OxideExperiment 10   Empirical Formula of a HydrateExperiment 11   Stoichiometry of a ReactionExperiment 12   Enthalpies in Physical and Chemical ChangesExperiment 13   Chemical Properties of Oxygen and HydrogenExperiment 14   Gas LawsExperiment 15   Distillation and Hardness of WaterExperiment 16   Ionic Reactions and ConductivityExperiment 17   Analysis of CationsExperiment 18   SpectroscopyExperiment 19   Acidity and pHExperiment 20   SynthesisExperiment 21   Acid-Base TitrationsExperiment 22   Oxidation-ReductionExperiment 23   Analysis of Bleach and Copper (II) GlycinateExperiment 24   The Rates of Chemical ReactionsExperiment 25   Equilibrium StudiesExperiment 26   Molecular Models of Organic CompoundsExperiment 27   CarbohydratesExercisesExercise 1         Measurements: Scientific Notation, Significant Figures, Accuracy and PrecisionExercise 2         Unit Conversions, DensityExercise 3         Element Names and SymbolsExercise 4         Protons, Neutrons, Electrons and IsotopesExercise 5         Polyatomic IonsExercise 6         Formulas of CompoundsExercise 7         Nomenclature of CompoundsExercise 8         Electronic Structures and Lewis Structures of AtomsExercise 9         Bonding, Molecular Geometry, and PolarityExercise 10        Chemical Reactions: Balancing and ClassificationExercise 11        Double Replacement Reactions, Net Ionic EquationsExercise 12        Formula Mass, Moles and MoleculesExercise 13        Percent Composition, Empirical and Molecular FormulasExercise 14        StoichiometryExercise 15        Gases and Gas LawsExercise 16        Concentration Calculations and Solution StoichiometryExercise 17        Acids and Bases, pHExercise 18        Oxidation States and Redox ReactionsExercise 19        Equilibirum Expressions, le Chatelier's PrincipleExercise 20        Nuclear ReactionsExercise 21        Organic ChemistryExercise 22        Laboratory TerminologyExercise 23        Laboratory TechniquesAppendicesAppendix A      Solutions to Starred Prelaboratory ExercisesAppendix B       Common Ions by ChargeAppendix C      Solubility of Ionic CompoundsWebercises (available online at www.wiley.com/college/murov)Webercise 1       Significant FiguresWebercise 2       Properties of ElementsWebercise 3       Chemical Toxicity, Safety, and UsesWebercise 4       Periodic Properties of the ElementsWebercise 5       Atmospheric GasesWebercise 6       Chemists, Chemistry and Society