This is a table very neatly laying out molecular geometry and how it changes with electron density and lone pairs. *Note: The graph uses the word steric no in the first column, that is the same as how many different electron densities does the atom have, which we discussed today*
Hello All! Happy Tuesday evening, I hope your weeks are going well. If you have not done so already I encourage you all to look at the sample lab report on the website to get an idea of what I'm looking for in your report. Remember that it needs to be a typed Introduction, Procedure, Results, and Conclusion. (This is going to be changing after the temperature lab but for the density lab it needs to be typed with the sections. The changes will be explained in lab Monday, but I think you'll be happy with the change). Speaking of Monday, due this Monday is a typed lab report of the density lab (you will hand in the density prelab at this time as well), and the prelab for lab 2 (Calibrating Your Thermometer pg. 43). For this lab you will just need a thermometer, a glass that you can boil water with, and something to heat the water with (hot plate or alcohol burner, or possibly stove). Below you will find who your partner is for the Calibrating Thermometer lab, get in con...
This is the same kit that I had in class on Monday when we were talking about molecular structures. https://www.amazon.com/Molecular-Model-Kit-Biochemistry-Chemistry/dp/B01M9CW0LW/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?ie=UTF8&qid=1516668391&sr=8-1-spons&keywords=molecular+model+kit&psc=1
Comments
Post a Comment