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Techniques in Organic Chemistry, Part 2
SP-22

Techniques in Organic Chemistry is a compilation of short video segments designed to teach the basic laboratory techniques in organic chemistry. A French language version is included on the same videotape.

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Procedures are performed by "stage hands"--only the demonstrators hands and the equipment used are visible.

Authors

Lois M. Browne and Karine Auclair
Department of Chemistry
University of Alberta
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada T6G 2G2

Contents

Part 2 of Techniques in Organic Chemistry is approximately 60 minutes long and includes video segments describing the following techniques:

reflux: running reactions at constant temperature;
using a separatory funnel;
simple distillation;
reduced pressure distillation;
using the rotary evaporator.

For more information about Quantitative Techniques in Volumetric Analysis see the JCE abstract.

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