CHEM112L: General Chemistry I CHEM106L: Chemistry Survey

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CHEM112L General Chemistry ICHEM106L Chemistry
Survey

1. Lab safety
2. Safety video
3. Syllabus
4. Lab safety again!
5. Meet with your lab instructor in lab and observe
   the safety equipments.
6. Sign the lab safety regulation sheet
7. Check-in drawers

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Syllabus
CHEM 106L Chemistry Survey Lab (1 CR.) CHEM 112L
General Chemistry I (1CR.) Fall 2009 South Dakota
School of Mines and Technology COORDINATOR
Zhengtao Zhu Office Chemistry and Chemical
Engineering 316 Phone [phone] Email
Zhengtao.Zhu_at_sdsmt.edu Office Hours Monday,
Wednesday, Friday 1000-1130 am, or by
appointment
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CHEM 112 L, SECTIONS
Section 51, Tuesday, 800-1050 am, C201,
'Patrick Morton' Section 52, Tuesday, 800-1050
am, C204, Ravi Kumar' Section 53, Tuesday,
100-350 pm, C201, 'Patrick Morton' Section 54,
Tuesday, 100-350 pm, C204, ' Ravi Kumar
' Section 55, Thursday, 800-1050 am, C201,
Geetha.Muppidi' Section 56, Thursday, 100-350
pm, C201, Geetha.Muppidi'
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CHEM106L SECTIONS
Section M51 Tuesday 0100PM - 0350PM,
C207 Section M52, Thursday 800-1050 AM,
C204 TA Matt Gittings
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REQUIRED TEXT AND EQUIPMENT

• 1. Lab Manual available at Tech. Bookstore
• 2. Approved safety goggles, which must be worn at
  all times while in the laboratory.
• 3. Calculator
• 4. Tablet PC for Computational Labs
• 5. Optional Chem112 Textbook.

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COURSE POLICIES

• Attendance Attendance in lab is required, but
  if circumstances beyond your control cause you to
  miss a lab, then one makeup lab is provided at
  the end of the semester. Note the makeup lab is
  permitted only for those students who have
  obtained an excused absence, in person, from the
  lab coordinator (this is Dr. Zhengtao Zhu, not
  your lab TA). An excusable reason includes school
  activities, illness requiring medical treatment,
  or death in immediate family. In any case, an
  appropriate document needs to present to the
  instructor.

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COURSE POLICIES

• Lab safety Safety is an extremely important
  issue in chemistry lab and chemistry research.
  Students should know and follow the safety
  procedures during their lab sections. If you have
  any question regarding to lab safety, please talk
  to your TA or me. For your safety, goggles are
  required all the time in the lab. No shorts, no
  sandals, no drink/food, and no contact lenses are
  allowed in the lab. No notebook PC is allowed to
  use during your lab section.

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COURSE POLICIES

• Fine for Failing to Check-in or Return Key All
  students who have checked out a lab locker are
  required to check the locker in at the end of the
  semester or earlier if withdrawing from the
  course. A fine of 30.00 is assessed for failure
  to check-in and 100 for failure to return your
  locker key. If circumstances force you to
  withdraw from the lab before the end of the
  semester, you should make arrangements with your
  lab instructor or the storeroom manager (Kristina
  Grinnell) to check in your locker in order to
  avoid the fines.

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Assessment/Grading

• Your grade for the lab will be based on a total
  possible score of 500 points, calculated as
  follows
• Prelab 10 pts
• Lab record and observation 5pts
• Data collection and calculation 20 pts
• Conclusion 5 pts
• Postlab 10pts
• Total 50 points for each lab
• Total points 500 pts (9 labs)
• Grade A 450-500 pts (90-100) B 400-449 pts
  (80-89) C 350-399 pts (70-79) D 300-349 pts
  (60-69) F below 300 pts (below 60).

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• ADA Statement Students with special needs or
  requiring special accommodations should contact
  the instructor, (Zhengtao Zhu at 394-2447) and/or
  the campus ADA coordinator, Jolie McCoy, at
  394-1924 at the earliest opportunity.
• Freedom in learning  Students are responsible
  for learning the content of any course of study
  in which they are enrolled. Under Board of
  Regents and University policy, student academic
  performance shall be evaluated solely on an
  academic basis and students should be free to
  take reasoned exception to the data or views
  offered in any course of study. Students who
  believe that an academic evaluation is unrelated
  to academic standards but is related instead to
  judgment of their personal opinion or conduct
  should contact the dean of the college which
  offers the class to initiate a review of the
  evaluation.

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Electronic Devices Policy Please turn off your
cell phone before your section starts. No text
messaging in class. No headphones. No other use
of any other electronic/computer media is allowed
during the lab time.
Academic Honesty Any cheating as defined by the
student code of conduct is not tolerated in this
course.
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Course Objective

• Students will learn common chemical laboratory
  safety practices and the experimental methods
  used in investigating and analyzing the
  properties and behavior of matter

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LAB SCHEDULE (Chem112L)
1. Individual lab
http//sdmines.sdsmt.edu/sdsmt/directory/courses/2
009sp/chem112LM0051-56
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• Computational Software used for Chem112L
• http//www.arguslab.com
• F\install\arguslab
• Free download
• Play with the software at your spare time.

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LAB SCHEDULE (Chem106L)
http//sdmines.sdsmt.edu/sdsmt/directory/courses/2
009sp/chem106LM051
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• Laboratory Safety

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• SAFETY GOGGLES ARE REQUIRED AT ALL TIMES
• No hard or soft contact lenses in lab areas
• remember to bring your safety goggles before
  coming to the lab
• You have to wear safety goggles as long as you
  are in the lab.
• REQUIRED TO WEAR APPROPRIATE PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
  AT ALL TIMES IN THE LABORATORY
• Shorts, Short Skirts, Sleeveless Shirts, or
  Sandals are NOT allowed .
• LOOSE OR LONG HAIR SHOULD BE TIED BACK.
• Extremely important when working with open flames

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• EATING, DRINKING, AND/OR SMOKING ARE PROHIBITED
  IN LABORATORIES.
• No food stuff should be brought to the lab areas.
• DO NOT SIT ON LAB DESK TOPS.
• Lab desk tops may not be cleaned
• Sitting in acid or base solutions could pose a
  hazard to you.
• Backpack has to be left at the designated
  location.
• You are not allowed to get stuff from your
  backpack during the lab time.
• DISPOSE OF CHEMICAL WASTE AND EXCESS MATERIALS
  APPROPRIATELY.
• Follow the instructions of your TA.

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• IN ALL CASES OF ACCIDENT OR INJURY, NO MATTER HOW
  SLIGHT, NOTIFY YOUR LAB INSTRUCTOR IMMEDIATELY.
• FIRST AID REMINDERS.
• Burn yourself
• notify instructor, cool with water.
• Acid/Base Spill on yourself
• rinse immediately with water, notify instructor.
• CHEMICAL SPILLS
• Immediately notify instructor.
• Neutralize and clean up all spills.

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• BE AWARE OF THE LOCATION AND USE OF THE FOLLOWING
  SAFETY FEATURES.
• EYE WASH.
• Flood eye with water for minimum of 15 minutes.
• SAFETY SHOWER
• Effective treatment if you spill large quantities
  of chemicals onto skin or clothing.
• Also effective if clothing is on fire.
• FIRE EXTINGUISHER
• Laboratory Fire !
• Sound the alarm and evacuate the building
• EMERGENCY EXIT ROUTE / EMERGENCY PHONE
• Familiarize yourself for the most direct exit
  route from your assigned lab area.

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• SAFETY CONCERN Pipetting
• Never pipette any liquid directly by mouth!
• SAFETY CONCERN Chemicals
• Never taste a chemical or solution!
• SAFETY CONCERN Contamination
• Read labels.
• Never return unused chemicals to reagent bottles.
  
• Never insert your own pipette, dropper, or
  spatula into reagent bottles.
• SAFETY CONCERN Diluting Acids
• Always add Acid to Water
• SAFETY CONCERN Pouring Reagents
• Keep face away from reagents.
• Do NOT kneel below pouring level.

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• PREPARATION IS REQUIRED IN ADVANCE OF ATTENDING
  THE LAB.
• Never work in lab unless instructor is present.
• Unauthorized experiments are not allowed.
• Read all labels carefully.
• Do not remove reagents from work areas.
• Do not contaminate reagents.
• REQUIRED TO ATTEND THE PRE-LAB DISCUSSION GIVEN
  AT THE BEGINNING OF EACH LAB PERIOD
• on time for the Pre-Lab discussion or you will
  forfeit your right to complete the lab exercise
• NO make-up is scheduled for labs that you do not
  attend in a timely manner

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• CHEMICALS MAY POST A POTENTIAL HEALTH HAZARD TO
  PREGNANT WOMEN AND/OR PEOPLE WITH HEALTH
  PROBLEMS.
• If you feel that you are at risk we encourage you
  to discuss your health status with your own
  personal physician.
• For your safety, please follow the order from
  your instructor, your TA assistant, the chemical
  materials manager Kris Grinnell, and other
  personal in the chemical storage room.
• Again, if you have any concern, please talk to
  us.