lhscheerdevils.com
www.lhscheerdevils.com
lhschem.blogspot.com
LHS Chemistry
Wednesday, February 17, 2010. Period 3 station 5. Period 3 station 7. Period 3 station 8. Period 4 station 3. Period 4 station 4. Period 5 station 11. Period 6 station 4. Period 6 station 5. Period 6 station 6. Thursday, August 27, 2009. Semester 1 Interactive Syllabus. The interactive syllabus can be found here:. Http:/ howellsciencelibby.wikispaces.com/. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
lhschem11.blogspot.com
Lab Report Blog period 1 group 1
Lab Report Blog period 1 group 1. Thursday, May 20, 2010. Sunday, February 21, 2010. Students: if your lab report blog is not on this list let Mr Howell know ASAP! Period 3 station 3. Period 3 station 4. Period 3 station 5. Period 3 station 7. Period 3 station 6. Period 3 station 8. Period 3 station 11. Period 4 station 9. Period 4 station 7. Period 4 station 3. Period 4 station 11. Period 4 station 10. Period 4 station 6. Period 4 station 4. Period 4 station 4 number 2. Period 5 station 4. Your procedur...
lhschem341.blogspot.com
Chemistry class labs
Welcome to our blog we are from Libby high school Home of the Libby Loggers! This is where we blog about our chemistry classes and we would appreciate any comments you would like to make! Tuesday, May 18, 2010. How to make copper out of Copper Sulfate. Ss This is a help yourself. And a learn it yourself type of lab meaning you'll probably remember it a lot better then if your instructor were to stand in front of you and do it all for you. Ll filter, dry, and weigh the resulting product. 4 with a glass st...
lhschem351.blogspot.com
lhschem351
The Magical Transformation of Aluminum to Copper. SHHHH its a secret. View my complete profile. Tuesday, May 18, 2010. The Magical Transformation of Aluminum to Copper. Just use Blue Water (Simplified). Copper sulfate) Al (aluminum - Al(SO 4. 2Al - Al 2. But this experiment is more than just fancy chemical reactions and all that jazz. We also did this for a learning experience, (though some people probably didn't actually learn that much most likely). When the Aluminum is mixed with the diluted Copper Su...
lhschem36.blogspot.com
Chemistry Son! BooYah!
Tuesday, May 18, 2010. Aluminum and Copper Sulfate Yield Lab. In Chemistry, percent yield is used to show. What materials you have left and how much leeway you have in an experiment। This is a really great tool for scientists to use. It gives them a chance to see how much of a substance produces with the limited materials. With all this in mind, How does Aluminum take the place of Copper in Copper (II) Sulfate? I predict that Aluminum and copper switch places because of Single Displacement. 4 with a glas...
lhschem371.blogspot.com
Chromatography Lab
Thursday, February 4, 2010. In this lab we tried to discover which solvent ,(out of four), had the highest retention time. We wanted to see which solvent was able to separate the pigments of the color continuum the best. We also wanted to see which pigments were in each of several different colors. Hypothesis: That H2O (water) would be the best solvent to retain the black ink and it would have the highest retention time, (therefore better demonstrating the color continuum.). When the solvents retain the ...
lhschem381.blogspot.com
Period 3 Group 19 Station 8 Lab Report
Period 3 Group 19 Station 8 Lab Report. Thursday, May 20, 2010. Alluminum and Copper II sulfate Redox Lab. Aluminum and Copper II sulfate Lab. Statement of the Problem:. To determine the number of grams of copper that will be produced from an oxidation reduction reaction when you know the mass of Aluminum that reacted with a known amount of copper II sulfate pentahydrate. And to compare this to the actual yield of copper? Aluminum foil , Copper II sulfate pentahydrate. Medium sized beaker, stirring.
lhschem410.blogspot.com
Molecular
Thursday, May 20, 2010. We determined the number of grams of copper that was produced from oxidation reduction after we found the mass of Aluminum that reacted with our known amount of copper II sulfate (.31) pentahydrate and compared those to the actual yield of copper. We obtained a medium sized beaker (250 to 400mL.)Then we added 150 to 200 mL of water to the beaker, then we began heating over a Bunsen burner. 100 mL H2O - - - 60 mL. We then carefully added alumium to the hot solution with continuous ...
lhschem411.blogspot.com
lhs chem 4 lab station 11
Lhs chem 4 lab station 11. Thursday, May 20, 2010. We would expect to find Copper II sulfate pentahydrate to go through a single displacement oxidation reduction reaction where aluminum would exchange with copper and form aluminum sulfate. Therefore, leaving behind copper which will later be filtered out and weighed. Medium sized beaker about 250-400 ml. 10 grams of Copper II sulfate pentahydrate. 424 grams Aluminum powder. Filter paper two sizes. Mass of Copper II sulfate pentahydrate=10g. This lab help...
lhschem43.blogspot.com
Jasmine & Ashley Chem Reports
Jasmine and Ashley Chem Reports. Tuesday, May 18, 2010. Aluminum and Copper (II) Sulfate Redox Lab. Aluminum and Copper (II) Sulfate Redox Lab. To determine the number of grams of Cu that will be produced from an oxidation reduction reaction when you know the mass of Al that reacted with a known amount of CuSO. O and to compare this to the actual yield of Cu. In our lab, we found that Al is the limiting reactant (Al - 0.003 mol Cu; CuSO. Medium sized (75-100ml) beaker. On weighing paper. I took it ba...
