Experiment 1 Introductory Concepts, Techniques, and Challenges.

Experiment 2 Measurements.

Experiment 3 Density.

Experiment 4 Mixtures: Separation and Purification.

Experiment 5 Melting Points.

Experiment 6 Lewis Structures and Molecular Models.

Experiment 7 Paper Chromatography.

Experiment 8 Classification of Chemical Reactions.

Experiment 9 Empirical Formula of Zinc Oxide.

Experiment 10 Empirical Formula of a Hydrate.

Experiment 11 Stoichiometry of a Reaction.

Experiment 12 Enthalpies in Physical and Chemical Changes.

Experiment 13 Chemical Properties of Oxygen and Hydrogen.

Experiment 14 Gas Laws.

Experiment 15 Distillation and Hardness of Water.

Experiment 16 Ionic Reactions and Conductivity.

Experiment 17 Analysis of Cations.

Experiment 18 Spectroscopy.

Experiment 19 Acidity and pH.

Experiment 20 Synthesis.

Experiment 21 Acid-Base Titrations.

Experiment 22 Oxidation-Reduction.

Experiment 23 Analysis of Bleach and Copper (II) Glycinate.

Experiment 24 The Rates of Chemical Reactions.

Experiment 25 Equilibrium Studies.

Experiment 26 Molecular Models of Organic Compounds.

Experiment 27 Carbohydrates.

Exercises.

Exercise 1 Measurements: Scientific Notation, Significant Figures, Accuracy and Precision.

Exercise 2 Unit Conversions, Density.

Exercise 3 Element Names and Symbols.

Exercise 4 Protons, Neutrons, Electrons and Isotopes.

Exercise 5 Polyatomic Ions.

Exercise 6 Formulas of Compounds.

Exercise 7 Nomenclature of Compounds.

Exercise 8 Electronic Structures and Lewis Structures of Atoms.

Exercise 9 Bonding, Molecular Geometry, and Polarity.

Exercise 10 Chemical Reactions: Balancing and Classification.

Exercise 11 Double Replacement Reactions, Net Ionic Equations.

Exercise 12 Formula Mass, Moles and Molecules.

Exercise 13 Percent Composition, Empirical and Molecular Formulas.

Exercise 14 Stoichiometry.

Exercise 15 Gases and Gas Laws.

Exercise 16 Concentration Calculations and Solution Stoichiometry.

Exercise 17 Acids and Bases, pH.

Exercise 18 Oxidation States and Redox Reactions.

Exercise 19 Equilibirum Expressions, le Chatelier's Principle.

Exercise 20 Nuclear Reactions.

Exercise 21 Organic Chemistry.

Exercise 22 Laboratory Terminology.

Exercise 23 Laboratory Techniques

Appendices.

Appendix A Solutions to Starred Prelaboratory Exercises.

Appendix B Common Ions by Charge.

Appendix C Solubility of Ionic Compounds.

Webercises (available online at www.wiley.com/college/murov).

Webercise 1 Significant Figures.

Webercise 2 Properties of Elements.

Webercise 3 Chemical Toxicity, Safety, and Uses.

Webercise 4 Periodic Properties of the Elements.

Webercise 5 Atmospheric Gases.

Webercise 6 Chemists, Chemistry and Society.