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Sandra K. Koster, Ph.D. Lecturer
Department of Chemistry
4003 Cowley Hall
Office Hours: Monday, Wednesday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM,
Monday, Friday 12:00 PM-2:00 PM
or by appointment.
(608) 785-8282
(608) 783-7013
(608) 780-5081
ANNOUNCEMENTS SYLLABUS CLASS SCHEDULE ASSIGNMENTS HANDOUTS
| Chem 305 Course Page | Sandra Koster's Home Page | Department of Chemistry | UWL Home Page |
CHEM 305 COURSE SCHEDULE-Fall 2008 (subject to change)
| Reading Pages | Technique Sections | Approximate Time Required | |
| Introduction, safety, lab notebooks, glassware, check-in | 558 - 600 | 1-4 | 1 lab period |
| Preparation of Acetylsalicylic Acid (Exp.2) Filtration Solubility Crystallization Melting point |
55 - 65 645 - 659 669 - 679 679 - 698 659 - 669 |
8 10 11 9 |
1.5-2 lab periods |
| Separation of Grape Kool-Aid
Pigments by Reverse Phase Chromatography with Sep-Pak C18 Cartridge |
834 |
21 |
0.5 lab period with day 1 of
"Spinach" |
| Isolation of Chlorophyll and Carotenoid Pigments from
Sprinach (handout) Column chromatography Thin layer chromatography |
See also Experiment 16 pp 119 - 126 794 - 818 |
19 20 |
2 lab periods |
| (+)-Limonene Isolation (handout)
Steam distillation Polarimetry, determination of optical purity Refractive index (optional) Infrared spectra Physical Constants of Liquids: b.p. & density |
786 - 794 857 - 866 867 - 872 873 - 909 723 - 731 |
18 23 24 25 13 |
2 lab periods |
| Triphenylmethanol (Exp.36, 36A) Grignard reagent prep, reaction with benzophenone Reaction methods Extractions, separations and drying agents, Filtration Review crystallization Infrared spectrum (dry film method) |
303 - 311 624 - 644 698 - 723 645 - 659 679 - 698 873 - 909
|
7 12 8 11 25
|
3 lab periods |
| Distillation techniques (handout) (2nd day also start
Flavoring
Esters) Refractive index Gas chromatography |
706 - 716 867 - 872 837 - 857 |
14, 15 24 22 |
2 lab periods |
| Isopentyl Acetate and other Flavoring Esters (Exp. 12 &
handout) Review Extraction, separations and drying agents Review Distillation Refractive index Review Infrared spectroscopy Microboiling point (optional) Nuclear Magnetic Resonance spectroscopy |
93 - 96 698 - 723 706 - 716 723 - 731 |
12 14, 15 24 25 13 26 |
2 or 2.5 lab periods |
| Reduction of Benzil to Hydrobenzoin (handout) Infrared spectrum Review nmr spectroscopy |
See Essay from Experiment 33 (Camphor
Reduction), 274 - 276 873 - 909 909 - 946 |
25 26 |
1.5 to 2 lab periods (Start next experiment on day 2) |
| Pinacol Coupling of Benzaldehyde to Hydrobenzoin (handout) |
from S. Bhar and C. Panja, Green
Chemistry, 1999, 253 |
1.5 to 2 lab periods | |
| Nitration of Methyl Benzoate (microscale) (handout) Electrophilic aromatic substitution reaction Craig tube crystallization Review infrared spectroscopy |
See Essay from Experiment 43 (larger scale reaction:
352 - 355) 648 - 655 |
11 25 |
2 lab periods |
| SPECIAL PROJECTS | START HERE. | ||
| Synthesis and Identification of Benzalacetophenones
(Chalcones) (handout) Partnership optional. Typed report Crystallization Melting point Infrared spectrum Nuclear magnetic resonance spectrum |
See also experiment 63 for a similar experiment 679 - 698 |
11 |
about 2 lab periods plus time for analysis |
| Functional Group Tests (handout & exp. 55) Chemical Classification Tests of Known Compounds |
1000 - 1013 | 1 lab period |
|
| Separation and Identification of a Binary Mixture (individual
project) Typed conclusion. Separation by solubility class Purification by distillation or recrystallization Chemical classification tests as needed Infrared spectra refractive index (liquids) NMR spectra MSDS search |
Exp. 55, pp. 468 - 553 and Appendix 1 See also UW-L Organic Chemistry Database (OCDB) computer program Identification of Organic Compounds computer simulation, Internet sources, e.g. www.chemfinder.com or www.sigmaaldrich.com , other handouts and references, some provided by your instructor |
variable--don't waste time--could take 4-5 lab periods of concentrated effort. |
Email me at koster.sand@uwlax.edu
last updated 10/10/08