Physical Chemistry Experiment

Author: Xia Haitao
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: This book has been significantly revised to meet teaching needs based on the previous edition. Two basic experiments have been added: Performance Testing of Constant Temperature Baths and Determination of Molar Mass; one comprehensive experiment: Recovery of Cyclohexane from Waste Liquor. The original experiments, such as the Determination of the Enthalpy of Dissolution of KCl, the Drawing of the Phase Diagram of the Pb-Sn System, the Determination of Ionic Mobility, the Determination of the Solubility Product of Silver Chloride by Electrode Potential Method, the Electrophoresis of Sol, the Determination of Critical Micelle Concentration, and the Determination of Solid Specific Surface Area by Solution Adsorption Method, have been revised into design experiments. The original experiments, such as the Determination of the Composition and Stability Constants of Complexes, the Determination of the Solubility of Insoluble Salts by Conductometry, the Determination of the Polarization Curve of Carbon Steel in Ammonium Carbonate Solution, and the Determination of the Rate Constant of Sucrose Conversion Reaction by Optometry, have been revised into comprehensive experiments. This book has been significantly revised to meet teaching needs based on the previous edition. Two basic experiments have been added: Performance Testing of Constant Temperature Baths and Determination of Molar Mass; one comprehensive experiment: Recovery of Cyclohexane from Waste Liquor. The original experiments, such as the Determination of the Enthalpy of Dissolution of KCl, the Drawing of the Phase Diagram of the Pb-Sn System, the Determination of Ionic Mobility, the Determination of the Solubility Product of Silver Chloride by Electrode Potential Method, the Electrophoresis of Sol, the Determination of Critical Micelle Concentration, and the Determination of Solid Specific Surface Area by Solution Adsorption Method, have been revised into design experiments. The original experiments, such as the Determination of the Composition and Stability Constants of Complexes, the Determination of the Solubility of Insoluble Salts by Conductometry, the Determination of the Polarization Curve of Carbon Steel in Ammonium Carbonate Solution, and the Determination of the Rate Constant of Sucrose Conversion Reaction by Optometry, have been revised into comprehensive experiments.