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PRACTICE PROBLEMS

1. What are the three major types of bonds?

2. What is the role of electronegativity in the determination of the ionic or covalent character of a bond?

3. What type of bond would be expected between H and F; Cu and S; Br and I?

4. List the three bond pairs referred to in the previous question in order to increase ionic characters.

 

ÑHAPTER # 5. LABORATORY GLASSWARE, LABWARE AND RULES OF LABORATORY RESEARCH

 

The most useful chemical glassware is presented in Fig. 12 and 13.

Figure 12. Chemical Glassware

 

Test tube Beaker Erlenmeyer Flask Florence Flask

Volumetric Flask Dropper Bottle Glass Jar Filtering Funnel

 

Buchner’s Funnel Gooch’s Crucible Walter’s Crucible Holder Pi-Pump

 

 

 

Graduated Cylinder Test tube clamp Clamps

 

 

Watch glass Thermometers

 

 

Spatulas

 

 

Volumetric pipettes

 

 

Evaporation dish Pestle and mortar Forceps

 

 

 

Crystallizing Dish as sand bath

 

Figure 13. Separate varieties of laboratory glassware

 

1. Chemical glassware

 

All chemical glassware is divided into several groups according to their use:

Ø of general usage (is used to carry out different chemical operations): test tubes, beakers, flat-bottom, round-bottom and conical flasks, Wurtz flasks (round-bottom with bleeder), crystallizer tanks, funnels, clock glass, weighing bottles;

Ø measuring vessels: graduated cylinders, measuring tubes, measuring pipettes, volumetric flasks;

Ø of special use: flasks, Kipp gas generator, vacuum filtering apparatus, consisting of Bunsen flask, Buchner funnel, trap flask, and water-jet pump;

Ø porcelain ware and ware made from other materials: spreading rods, mortars, evaporating dishes, crucibles and boats.

 


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