t-Pentanol, ball and stick 3D model
Substitution Mechanism!
t-Pentyl chloride, ball and stick 3D model
Observe liquid-liquid interface of two immiscible liquids and perform extraction
Use gas chromatography (GC) to determine percent composition of products
Apply IR Spectroscopy to determine reaction success
Interpret chemical test results to determine presence or absence of alkyl halide
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Record observations and data
TAs provide starting volume (0.80 - 1.20 mL)
Recalculate theoretical yield from starting volume.
Keep track of product loss to calculate your 'actual yield' by subtracting from theoretical
Every student will turn in data & observations along with the Partner Agreement
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Feel free to make mistakes, there are less of them in this lab
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Exp 6 Pre-lab quiz - take on Canvas before section
Fill out the Partner Agreement & Data / Observations from Canvas during lab
Every student submits this individually on Canvas at the end of lab
Participation during your enrolled section - tracked by Zoom polls - contact your TA immediately if you are unable to attend and we'll make other arrangements
Review the Academic Integrity Form on Canvas
Contribute to the Experiment 6 Canvas Discussion
You and your partner complete the lab report (abstract, notebook pages, & in-lab question) together per your Partner Agreement
Full details on page 2 of the Exp 6 PDF
Submit on GradeScope as a pair one week - due Sun 12/13, 11:59pm
Neatness & Organization - proper format, spelling, and grammar. Refer to writing guidelines, Parts A-B.
data & assignment provided by TAs:
Starting volume of t-pentanol (0.80-1.20 mL)
1.00 mL or less measured with 1-mL pluringe
Volumes any greater than 1.00mL measured with 3-mL pluringe
RXN #: 1, 2, 3, or 4 (GC analysis)