Assumption University
Faculty of Engineering
Department of Basic Science
Semester 2 / 2009
Dept. of Basic Science,
Assumption University
Faculty Vision:
Faculty Mission:
Course Outline for BG 0008
Faculty of Engineering
General Chemistry Laboratory
Providing opportunities for intellectual growth in the
context of an engineering discipline for attainment of
professional competence, and for the development of a
sense of the social context of technology.
•
To produce intellectually and academically competent
graduates capable of further education in the same
discipline.
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To produce ethically and professionally responsible
graduates knowledgeable and capable of contributing
engineering expertise and technical know how in the work
place for the country's advancement in industrial progress.
Late Appearance at the Examination :
In accordance with the university announcement,
effective from June 2002, students who appear “Not more
than 10 minutes late for midterm and final exams.”are not
permitted to sit for the examination.
• Calculator :
The scientific calculators which are officially permitted to
use in quizzes and examinations are CASIO fx-61F and / or
SHARP EL 556L and / or SHARP EL 506R, Sharp EL 506W
and/or SHARP EL 506V and/or TEXAS INSTRUMENY TI –
36X.
Course Title:
BG 0008, General Chemistry Laboratory
Lecturers:
Dr. Aung Than, A. Kyi Kyi Tin, A. Khin Myat Moe
Laboratory in Charge:
A. Kyi Kyi Tin
Laboratory Instructor:
A. Khin Myat Moe
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Laboratory technician:
Mrs. Amporn Duksukkaew
Objectives:
Chemistry is an experimental science, and its study is incomplete
without a laboratory experience. In order to make this experience
meaningful, this laboratory course is introduced. Students will learn
laboratory techniques such as separation, crystallization, titrations and
identification including qualitative and quantitative chemical analysis.
Methods of Teaching:
Demonstration and Experimentation
Time Allocation:
Laboratory: 3-hrs/week. Total 45 hrs.
Mark Allocation:
Laboratory Performance
30%
• Attendance
• Interest
• Manipulation
Laboratory Report
20%
Punctuality
Calculation
Final Results
Conclusion
Practical Mid-term Exam
20%
Practical Final Exam
30%
Total
Attendance:
100%
Punctuality is required. The university dress-code regulations, and wearing
laboratory lab coat are a must. Strictly follow laboratory accidents, which may
result in loss of time, damage to clothing and other property, and most
importantly personal injury.
Text Book:
BG 0008 General Chemistry Laboratory Manual, (Kyi Kyi Tin)
Department of Basic Science, Faculty of Engineering, Assumption University.
e-laboratory manual: http://www.webhosting.au.edu/kyikyitin
: http://basic-science.eng.au.edu
: http://webhosting.au.edu/basic-science
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Contents:
1. Introduction to the Chemistry Lab
2. Preparation of Chemical Reagents
3. Preparing and Standardizing a NaOH Solution
4. Titrimetry I (Acid-Base Titration)
5. Titrimetry II (Redox Titration)
6. Titrimetry III (Iodometric & Iodimetric Titration)
7. Virtual Chemistry Laboratory (Elemental Analysis)
http://www.chm.davidson.edu/chemistryapplets/stoichiometry/CH.html
8. Revision for mid-term Examination (Titrimetry)
9. Cation Analysis: Group I
10. Cation Analysis: Group III
11. Unknown Cation Analysis
12. Anion Analysis
13 Unknown Anion Analysis
14. . Virtual Laboratory (Chemical Equilibria)
http:/www.chm.Davidson.edu/chemistryapplets/chemicalequilibria
15. Revision for Final Examination (Ion Analysis)
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