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Basic laboratory operations and practices
Name of the title of the first activity
Laboratory measurements
Are fundamental for conducting experiments and obtaining reliable data
Accurate measurements
Allow chemist to understand the properties of substances and their interactions
Length
Are measured using a metric ruler, typically in cm
Volume
Commonly measured using graduated cylinders, beakers, pipettes with units mil
Bunsen burner
A laboratory device designed to produce a controlled flame by mixing flammable gas, naturally propane gas
Robert Bunsen in 1855
Inventor of Bunsen burners
1500 degrees Celsius (2700 degrees Fahrenheit)
Approximate flame temperature of Bunsen burner
Base
Provides stability and support
Barrel
The main vertical tube where gas and air mix. Typically 5-6 inches long
Collar
Located at the base, allows to adjustment of air intake, influencing the flame’s temperature and color
Air holes
Openings that permit air to enter the barrel, facilitating the combustion
Gas valve
Controls the flow of gas into the burner
Gas nozzle
Connects to the gas supply, allowing gas to enter the burner
Yellow flame
Low air supply
Reddish flame
Slightly more air
Purple flame
Intermediate air supply
Blue flame
High air supply
Middle beam
Hundreds of grams
Rear beam
Tens of grams
Front beam
Ones of grams
45°
The desired angle for heating test tubes
Solute (powder)
The one being dissolved
Solvent (water)
The one who dissolve
Homogeneous mixture
Has uniform composition; appearance cannot be seen
Heterogeneous mixture
Has non-uniform composition; can be visibly distinct
Decantation
Separation of substances using two containers using gravity do its work
Filtration
This process, the liquid is separated using filtration paper
Filtrate
The liquid passes through filtration
Residue
Are left in the filtration paper
Sublimation
The process where solid doesn't undergo into liquid state, it directly turns into gas state
Evaporation
A physical process where liquid turns into gas
Membrane transport
Refers to the various mechanisms by which substances move across cell membrane
Passive transport
Does not require atp; high to low concentration
Active transport
Requires ATP, low to high concentration or against the concentration
Diffusion
A process by which molecules move from higher to lower concentration
Osmosis
Is the movement of water molecules where lower solute concentration to an area of higher solute concentration
Dialysis
Used to separated smaller molecules from the bigger ones
Inorganic compounds
May be classified as acids, bases, or salts
Acids
Yeilds hydrogen ion (H+)
Bases
Yeilds hydroxide ions (OH-)
Acidic
Phenolphthalein= colorless
Litmus= red
Methyl red= red
Basic
Phenolphthalein=pink
Litmus= blue
Methyl red= yellow
0-14
The pH scale values up to this numbers
Buffer
Is a solution that resists changes in pH using small amounts of acid and bases
Sulfuric acid and NaOH (dehydrating test)
Reagents used in procedure A
Carbohydrates
Are classified according to the complexity of the molecule
Monosaccharides
Simplest groups
Polysaccharides
Are complex groups or sugar
Disaccharides
Has higher sugar
Glucose
Also known as dextrose or grape sugar
D-galactose
Also called brain sugar
Glucosamines
A glucose derivative with protein from glycoproteins
Ribose and deoxyribose
Are constituents of nucleic acids and are also present in some enzymes
Polyhydroxy aldehyde
The structure of carbohydrates
Pentoses
Yeilds furfural
Hexoses
Yeilds hydroxymethylfurfural
Purple
Furfural gives what color?
Disaccharide sucrose
Is a non reducing sugar
Membrane transport and processes
Name of the activity 2
Acids, bases, salts and buffers
Name of activity 3
Carbohydrates (common reaction)
Name of activity 4
Monosaccharides and disaccharide
It ends with - ose generally used to name carbohydrates and the term sugar refers to those with sweet taste are mostly what?
Glucose (2)
Are constituents of blood and tissues
Levulinic acid
What does hydroxymethylfurfural turn to when degraded?
Turns into yellow to dark brown
What color is produced when reducing sugar is heated with strong alkali?
Caramel odor
What odor is produced when reducing sugar is heated with strong alkali?
Lobry de Bruyn-von Eckenstein transformation
What is the transformation called when ketoses like fructose give positive reaction in test for the reducing sugar