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The Investigations. 1. What Are the Safety Concerns in the Laboratory? 2. Whats in the Flask? 3. How Should Data Trends Be Presented? 4. How Is Lab Equipment Used? 5. What Relationships Exist Among Elements? 6. What's in the Bottles? 7. How Can the Waste Be Made Useful? 8. Is the Water Hard or Soft? 9. How Hot Is the Water? 10. Which Metal Will Burn the Skin? 11. How Much Acetic Acid Is in Vinegar? 12. Are All Neutralization Reactions the Same? 13. How Many Waters of Hydration Are in the Formula? 14. How Much Sodium Bicarbonate Is in the Mixture? 15. Is It Economical to Recycle Aluminum? 16. What Is a Copper Cycle? 17. Who Wrote the Ransom Note? 18. How Can UV Sensitive Beads Be Used to Test Sunscreens? 19. What Factors Affect the Intensity of Color? 20. How Much Cobalt Is in the Soil? 21. How Much Copper Is in the Coin? 22. Which Iron Compound Is It? 23. Should We Mine This Ore? 24. Why Do Liquids Evaporate at Different Rates? 25. What Are the Structures of Some Alloys? 26. How Is LED Light Color Related to Composition? 27. What Is the Molar Mass of Mars Ice Gas? 28. How Much Gas Is Produced? 29. Which Alcohols Are in the Barrels? 30. How Is Heat of Combustion Measured Indirectly? 31. What Is the Rate Law? 32. How Fast Does the Crystal Violet Decolorize? 33. Why Is the Vinegar Factory Rusting? 34. What Factors Affect the Solubility of Kidney Stones? 35. How Many Chemicals Are in the Vial? 36. What Factors Affect Chemical Equilibrium? 37. What Is the Formation Constant? 38. Are Household Items Acidic, Basic, or Neutral? 39. What Is the pH of Soil? 40. What Is the Acid Dissociation Constant? 41. What Is the Solubility Product? 42. What Are Some Chemical Properties of Cream of Tartar? 43. What Are the Metals? 44. How Can a Battery Be Made from Coins? 45. What Is the Complex Ion? 46. What Formulation Makes the Best Toy? 47. How Are Anions Identified? 48. How Are Cations Identified? 49. How Are More Cations Identified? 50. How Are Ionic Solids Identified? Appendix A: Automated Data Collection. Appendix B: Transmittance and Absorbance Data Collection. Appendix C: Measuring pH. Appendix D: Temperature Data Collection. Appendix E: Pressure Data Collection. Appendix F: Voltage Data Collection. Appendix G: Selected Laboratory Techniques. Appendix H: Laboratory Equipment. Appendix I: Sample Material Safety Data Sheet. Appendix J: Tables
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Scott Rooney
reviewed Laboratory Inquiry in Chemistry on January 27, 2013
Laboratory Inquiry in Chemistry
My GR friend Jason writes sturdy and trustworthy reviews, but I must take exception with him here :
The Disappearing Spoon is quick, light reading out in the sun. It handles complex theory in a comfortable, approachable way.
Yes, it is all that, IF such stuff as this makes sense to you :
The strongest solo acid is still the boron-based carborane (HCB11C111) And this boron acid has the best punchline so far : it's simultaneously the world's strongest and gentlest acid. To wrap your head around that, remember that acids split into positive and negative parts. In carborane's case you get H+ and an elaborate cagelike structure formed by everything else (CB11C111-) With most acids it's the negative portion that's corrosive and caustic and eats through the skin. But the boron cage forms one of the most stable molecules ever invented. Its boron atoms share electrons so generously that it practically becomes helium, and it won't go around ripping electrons from other atoms, the usual cause of acidic carnage.
Well, this could be part of the rules of Quidditch for all the sense it makes to poor general reader me, so I think The Disappearing Spoon is really for science geeks who think stuff about German chemists being hornswoggled out of a Nobel Prize for Alchemy by some Californian sharpies in 1951 or a neat account of the crucial properties of the biomolecule which are called handedness is the very thing for those moments on the beach when there isn't any eye candy around.
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