CHEM 213

Syllabus

Syllabus

OBS 107

Times: T R 8:00 - 10:45 AM

CHEM 213: A strong foundation in organic laboratory skills is provided by this laboratory course. Laboratory work includes learning the basic techniques which lay the foundation for carrying out a number of organic syntheses or natural product isolations. Students are provided with hands-on access to instrumentation for the characterization of synthetic products or organic unknowns using methods such as IR, NMR, UV/V is spectroscopy, polarimetry, GC and GC-MS.

 

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Spring 2012

Text:  Multiscale Operational Organic Chemistry: A Problem Solving Approach to the Laboratory (2nd  Ed.) by John W. Lehman; Prentice Hall; ISBN:978-0132413756.

Notebook: A bound notebook is required—available from the bookstore, it must make a carbon-copy of your in-class assignment. 

Goggles: Goggles or safety glasses with side-shields are acceptable.  Protective clothing is strongly recommended.

Melting Point Video

Schedule

 
Monday/Tuesday
Wednesday/Thursday
Week
Experiment
Experiment
Report Due
Jan 7
Check-in/Safety Lecture
Exp 33
Jan 14
Exp 15
Exp 9
Exp 33, #2,3
Jan 21
NO LABS
Exp 4
Exp 15, #1,3,6
Jan 28
Exp 32
Exp 32 cont.
Exp 9, #2,3,6
Feb 4
Exp 23
Exp 23 cont.
Exp 4, #1,2,5
Feb 11
Exp 35
Exp 35 cont.
Exp 32, #3,6,8
Feb 18
Exp 22
Exp 22 cont.
Exp 23, #1,5,7
Feb 25
Exp 40
Exp 40 cont.
Exp 35, #2,3,7
Mar 4
* * * SPRING BREAK * * * (Boo!)
Mar 11
Exp 30
Exp 30 cont.
Exp 22, #4,6,7
Mar 18
Exp 42
Exp 42 cont.
Exp 40,# 2,3,6
Mar 25
Exp 37
Exp 37 cont.
Exp 30, #3,7,9
Apr 1
Exp 5
Exp 5 cont.
Exp 42, #2,3,6
Apr 8
Exp 56
Exp 56 cont.
Exp. 37, #3,5,7
Apr 15
Exp 56 cont.
Exp 56 cont.
Exp 5, #2,4,5
Apr 22
Exp 56 cont.
Check-Out
Exp 56,#3,6,8