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Mastering Molarity and Chemical Reactions: A Student's Guide to Lab Success

This guide provides an essential overview of key concepts in chemistry, focusing on molarity, the mole concept, and reaction balancing. Students will learn the difference between 13 M and 13 moles, how to prepare a 13 M HCl solution, and gain insights into the properties of 2M AlCl3(aq). Additionally, the guide covers practical lab skills, such as conducting a reaction, crafting a purpose statement, and planning a formal lab report. Perfect for students gearing up for hands-on experiments and striving for success in their chemistry course.

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Mastering Molarity and Chemical Reactions: A Student's Guide to Lab Success

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  1. Semester Rock Stars! Katie A Morgan C Alex G Nicole Tanner Matt K Diana McGrail Spencer Pearl Matt Shore

  2. Semester All Stars! Eric H Andrew L Kelsey Maki

  3. What is the difference between 13 M and 13 moles?

  4. How would I make a 13 M solution of HCl?

  5. What can we determine about .2M AlCl3(aq)

  6. What is a mole? • What can we determine from a mole?

  7. What can we determine about the reaction • Unbalanced…. • Mn(s) + HCl(aq) > MnCl2(aq) + H2(g) • What about balanced?

  8. Cheeseburger • How would you make 1 cheese burger? • What would you need?

  9. Here we go!! • How could you make 4.10grams of a specific substance? • You will work in your lab groups of 4 • You must determine the Reaction you want to use • Which substance you want to create • You must create a purpose statement • You must create a Procedure to describe of how you will do this.

  10. What will this consist of? You must decide the materials you will use You must get your method approved before you start This will be your level 5 opportunity You should have your method approved by the end of Friday to start your Monday/Tuesday Your lab will be due after Mid-Winter Break This is your Level 5 opportunity (Formal lab report)

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