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AP Chemistry Lab Manual Lab Notebook Guidelines 2 QRS lab 5 Qualitative Analysis of the Group III Cations 6 How Much Zinc is in a penny? 11 Predicting Products of Chemical Reactions 12 Redox Titration: The Standardization of Potassium Permanganate 13 The EMF Activity Series 15 Heat of Fusion for Ice 19 Additivity of Heats of Reaction: Hess’s Law 21 Heat of Combustion of a metal-an inquiry based approach 23 VSEPR and Molecular Geometry 25 Formation of a Coordination Complex of Copper (II) 26 Kinetics of a Reaction -- An Iodine Clock 28 Where did the Crystal Violet go? 30 Chemical Equilibrium: Finding a Constant, Keq or Kc 35 Entropy of a Reaction 37 Catalytic Converter—Hot Copper Catalysis 38 Equilibrium and Le Chateliers Principle 40 Strong Acid Strong Base Titration 43 Titration of a weak acid 45 Determination of the Ka of Weak Acids 46 Determination of the Ksp of an Ionic Compound 49 Buffer Laptop Palooza 51 Preparation and Properties of Buffer Solutions 53 Corrosion Cells 56 Polyatomic Ions 59 Molecular Geometry 60 Rules of Writing Equations 62 AP Chemistry Syllabus 64 Class Rules 66 Description of Content Covered 67 End of Year Review 70 Solution Practice 79 Redox Practice 80 Thermochemistry: Standard Heats of Formation Worksheet 82 Gas laws practice. 83 8 and 9 Practice worksheet 85 Equilibrium and Entropy Practice 89 Ch. 10 questions 92 Chapter 11 Practice 92 Kinetics part I 94 Kinetics part II 97 Accessing Prior Knowledge Acids and Bases 100 pH PRACTICE 101 Ka and Kb practice 102 Titration Curve Practice 103 Chapter 14 and 15 practice: 110 Ksp practice. Keep me but put all answers in your notes. 112 Electrochem practice 114 Lab Notebook Guidelines You must have a composition notebook or the notebook from Chem I as a lab notebook. A lab notebook should be used to explain lab procedures, record all lab data, and show how calculations are made. You may also use the notebook to discuss the results of an experiment and to explain the theories involved. A