Laboratory Manual: Containing Directions for a Course of Experiments in Organic Chemistry, Systematically Arranged to Accompany Remsen's Organic Chemistry, Revision of 1992 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Excerpt from Laboratory Manual: Containing Directions for a Course of Experiments in Organic Chemistry, Systematically Arranged to Accompany Remsen's Organic Chemistry, Revision of 1992

From time to time the student will be called into the office of the instructor for an informal oral quiz cover ing the work finished. Questions will be asked on the laboratory procedure and on the theoretical part of the work. An attempt is made in these quizzes to make clear parts of the theoretical work that the student has confused or misunderstood and to find out if he knows what he has been doing.

Samples of the compounds made are saved and are shown to the instructor at the quizzes. These should be put in small homeopathic vials, labeled with the name of the substance, boiling point or melting point, date of preparation and name of the student.

In working in the laboratory the student must keep the glass ware and apparatus clean. N o dirty apparatus should be put away in the desk. Neatness and order are essential for good work in the laboratory and will be insisted upon. Great care should be exercised in work ing in the Laboratory of Organic Chemistry. The stu dent should remember that many oi the organic com pounds with which he works take fire readily and some of them are poisonous. There is no danger provided that ordinary care is taken and the directions are fol lowed closely. In any work where especial precautions are necessary the attention of the student is called to it in the directions for the experiment.

Gas-tight goggles are provided for every student and they must be worn whenever there is any danger of injury to the eyes.

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