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== 5/13/05 == 
-Copper(II) sulfate CuSO4*5H20. 
-I made a 0.10M solution of copper(II) sulfate. To do this I found the molar mass of copper(II) sulfate. Then i was able to find the number of moles needed in the solution with the molarity and the volume. With the moles and the molar mass I could find the exact grams needed to make a 0.10M solution. I then measures out the solid copper(II) sufate and dissolved it the the DI water. 
[[Copper(II) sulfate calculations]]

== 5/16/05 == 
-Percipitation Lab- 
-Today we took all the solutions we made last class and did the experiment. We mixed each solution with every other solution recording what happened for every combination.

== 5/18/05 == 
-pH webpage- 
-Today I put the pH of a weak acid calculations on to the website. We all had a mathematical procedure that we had to make a webpage for. They will serve as references to other students. It included a small paragraph, steps for finding the pH, an example that is done out and another parctice problem that the student can do. 
[[pH calculations of weak acid]]

== 5/24/05 == 
-Hollow Penny Lab- 
-Today we all chose our own labs to do. I chose the Hollow Penny Lab. This was a lab that took a pre and post 1982 penny and compared what happened when they were left overnight in Hydrochloric acid. I had to leave the pennies in over night.

== 5/25/05 == 
-Hollow Penny Lab- 
-Today I finished the hollow penny lab. I took the two pennies that were left overnight in the HCl and put them in water and rinsed them off. Then I made observations on what happened to the pennies and weighed them. 
[[Hollow Penny Lab]]

== 5/31/05 == 
-[[Zeroing out a balance demonstration]] 
-Today we got into groups of two and chose a lab techinque to demonstrate on a video. My group is making a video on how to zero out a balance.

== 6/1/05 == 
-Today we worked more on the lab demonstration. We made a poster that we will use on the video.

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