CHEM 222

This page will contain announcements and other useful information for students in Quantitative Analysis. Check it frequently!

3/4	Spectroscopy and Separations exercise. Due April 29.
3/4	Electronic copy of Exam 5, Part II. Due March 18.
2/21	Data used to grade Exam 5, Part I
1/4	Things to Accomplish the First Day of Lab 1. Check in to locker 2. Complete the Analytical Balance and Volumetric Glassware lab 3. Select a KHP unknown and begin to dry it as well as some primary standard KHP for Titration of the Weak Acid KHP lab. Following lab, use your data to complete the Spreadsheets and Laboratory Data Analysis exercise as part of your lab report.
1/4	One of the features of VH1236 that we will take advantage of is the CourseCapture capability, that will allow you to revisit lectures to help clarify murky points. You will be able to access the lectures through Blackboard by following the steps below. 1. Log into Blackboard 2. Open the course: SP11:CHEM222.01.02.03 Quant Analysis 3. Click on the Tools link in the course menu (not the "course tools" link in the "course management" menu) 4. Click on Panopto Focus Content 5. In the window that appears, select the appropriate recording under Completed Recordings. This will open the viewer and allow you to view the recording.
1/4	Review Objectives for Quantitative Analysis: Truman Faculty have compiled this list concepts that should be somewhat familiar at the beginning of the semester. Most, if not all of these topics should have been covered in a General Chemistry course. Don't panic, you do not have to be an expert with each concept, but if you come across something that you have NEVER seen before, you may want to take a look back at your Gen. Chem. text to refresh your memory.
1/4	Textbook shoppers: The text for the course is "Quantitative Chemical Analysis", 8th edition, by Daniel C. Harris, published by W.H. Freeman. You might also consider the electronic version.