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Lab Report 12. CHEM 106. Heartburn and Aunty Acid

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Lab Report 12 -- Heartburn and Aunty Acid. CUNY- Hunter College. CHEM 106. Complete lab. All correct calculations included, in a step by step manner. Sample calculations are easy to follow to help you sub in your numbers and create your own table =)

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Lab Report 10. CHEM 106. Hunter College. CUNY. Le Châterlier’s Principle

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Completed Lab Report 10. Le Châterlier’s Principle, Where do I shift? CHEM 106. Hunter College. CUNY. Includes detailed table describing color changes after each experimental step and explanation to changes (shifts to the right or left). Detailed answers to post lab questions as well, with written equations.

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Lab Report 5. CHEM 106. How Can We Build Molecules?

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How Can We Build Molecules? In experiment 5, using a Gaussian program, molecular models of the various compounds will be formed. With prior knowledge on VSEPR theory, the shape and the bond angles of the molecules will be predicted.

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CHEM 106. Lab Report 4. What is in my sample?

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What is in my sample? Color reactions of known samples of cations (Ag , Pb2 , Hg2 2 , Bi3 , Cu2 , and Fe3 ) will be observed to determine the cations in an unknown sample. Reagents, such HCl, Nitric acid, Ammonia, Potassium iodide, thioacetamide, and hydrogen peroxide will be used.

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