Pre-Lab Preparation Sheet
Pre-Lab Preparation Sheet
Pre-Lab Preparation Sheet
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Experiment 2: NSAIDS 2<br />
Week 1<br />
A. How can we isolate the drugs<br />
<strong>Pre</strong>-lab <strong>Pre</strong>paration Assignment:<br />
1. Read:<br />
-This Experiment handout<br />
and<br />
-Classification of unknown compounds from their solubilities in aqueous media: CHEM<br />
211 <strong>Lab</strong> Manual p. A1.<br />
-Extraction (<strong>Lab</strong> Manual Part V. A pp. A1-A2 and Padías: pp. 116-127)<br />
-Stereoisomers: <strong>Lab</strong> Manual Part V A: sec. A->D. 3. (pp. B1-B6).<br />
-<strong>Pre</strong>pare for Exploration questions on pp. B2-B6.<br />
2. Complete the <strong>Pre</strong>lab activity on the course website by 5:00 PM Sunday, February 1.<br />
3. In your lab notebook: (See <strong>Lab</strong> Manual pp. 14-16 for format.)<br />
a. Set up the Table of Contents<br />
b. Enter the title of this experiment<br />
4. Bring your notebook to the Monday <strong>Lab</strong> Discussion period.<br />
5. After the lab discussion, enter the Waste Disposal instructions for this experiment into your<br />
notebook in the appropriate place.<br />
Question of the Week:<br />
How can we isolate propanoic acid NSAIDS from their tablets<br />
In order to produce tablets that are easily consumed and can survive the shipping and handling<br />
necessary to get them to drug stores, active ingredients, in this case the NSAID molecules, are<br />
mixed with binding materials. Binding materials are largely made up of starch, a mixture of<br />
large neutral (neither acidic nor basic) molecules.<br />
After completing the pre-lab assignment, come to the Monday, lab discussion period with<br />
suggestions as to how to answer the Question of the Week. You will be working with the same<br />
lab group as youi did on Experiment 1.<br />
Key Terms/concepts/techniques:<br />
• Acid-Base Reactions<br />
• Extractions<br />
• Configurational Isomers<br />
• Enantiomers<br />
• Diastereomers<br />
•<br />
•<br />
Epimers<br />
Meso compounds<br />
Safety Matters:<br />
• Safety glasses are required.<br />
• No sandals or open-toe shoes