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Lab Report Grading Checklist

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2 Experiment 5 <strong>Grading</strong>CContent of the <strong>Report</strong> 70 % of grade1 Questions of the Week:Part A: What can solubility in acidic and/or basic aqueous solutions tell us about structures of2 organic molecules?Claim: Initial claim clearly deals with the QOW— Conclusion on which functional groups might be3 more soluble in acid than in water and which more soluble in base than in water.4 Warrant: The basis for classifying compounds as likely to be more soluble in acid or base than in water.5 Part B: How can we use pH effects on solubility to separate mixtures of compounds?6 Claim 1: Identification of compounds used for separation in Part B.Warrant 1: Characteristics used to choose compounds (e.g. Acid vs. Base, Acid vs. Neutral or Base vs.7Neutral)8 Characteristics based on solubility data from Part A.9 Experimental Plan:10 Presents a plan for the work to be done in the laboratory and addresses QOW Part A11e.g Determine solubilities of a series of compounds in water, acid & base and analysis of data tocorrelate solubilities with functional groups present in the molecules.12 Presents a plan for the work to be done in the laboratory and addresses QOW Part BCreate a mixture of two compounds from those studied in Part A that can be separated using an acidbaseextraction and separate them. Judge the effectives of the 13separation.14 General rather than dealing with specifics. (i.e. No specific compounds or procedure steps included.)15 Summary of Results: (See <strong>Lab</strong> Manual Part III. p. 19-20)16Data table with names, structures and modes of the all class solubility results in 1 M HCl vs. waterfrom Part A.a. Sorted to facilitate discussion in Claims, Warrants, & Backing sectionData table with names, structures and modes of the all class solubility results in 1 M NaOH vs. water17 from Part A.a. Sorted to facilitate discussion in Claims, Warrants, & Backing sectionGroup Extraction Recovery Table: Includes compound names, initial mass used, mass recovered and18 % recovered and total % recovered of both compounds for each group member.a. % average recovery for group19 Table of initial group solubility predictions. Includes all compounds assigned to the group.Table of group Experimental Relative Solubility results. Includes all compounds assigned to the20 group.

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