Textbook
Guided Inquiry Experiments for General Chemistry: Practical Problems and ApplicationsISBN: 978-0-471-69842-5
Paperback
432 pages
October 2007, ©2008
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Unit 1 Scientific Method
Experiment 1-1 How Long Can a Bubble Last? 1
Experiment 1-2 Are All Pennies the Same? 19
Unit 2 Stoichiometry
Experiment 2-1 How Much Hydrogen? 39
Experiment 2-2 How Much is Too Much? 55
Unit 3 Solutions, Atomic Structure, and Periodicity
Experiment 3-1 What Makes a Solution Colored or Colorless? 67
Experiment 3-2 Are There Property Patterns? 87
Experiment 3-3 What Factors Affect Color Intensity? 107
Unit 4 Reactivity and Periodicity
Experiment 4-1 What Factors Affect the Solubility of Ions? 121
Experiment 4-2 Can Toxic Ions Be Removed from Water by Precipitation? 143
Unit 5 Gases
Experiment 5-1 How Do Gas Volumes Change as We Ascend and Descend? 163
Unit 6 Thermochemistry
Experiment 6-1 Which Salts Make Good Cold Packs and Hot Packs? 183
Experiment 6-2 How is Heat Measured Indirectly? 201
Unit 7 Structure and Property Relationsips
Experiment 7-1 Do Like Repel or Attract? 225
Unit 8 Equilibrium
Experiment 8-1 How Can a Chemical Equilibrium Be Shifted? 241
Experiment 8-2 How Do Soaps Compare in Controlling Malodor? 261
Unit 9 Acids and Bases
Experiment 9-1 Is It Acidic, Basic, or Neutral? 281
Experiment 9-2 Are Acid-Base Properties in Consumer Products Predictable? 299
Unit 10 Oxidation and Reduction
Experiment 10-1 Do Chemicals Duplicate the Effects of a Battery? 317
Experiment 10-2 Which Metal is Appropriate for Food and Beverage Storage? 337
Unit 11 Electrochemistry
Experiment 11-1 Which Metals Provide the Best Voltage? 353
Experiment 11-2 Why Did My Watch Stop Suddenly? 367
Experiment 11-3 Why is a ‘‘Harley’’ Chrome-Plated? 387
Unit 12 Kinetics
Experiment 12-1 How Long Will It Take? 401