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Chemistry Lab Resources (for CHM 1XX and 2XX Labs): Home
Here you can find tips about organizing your lab notebook, how to effectively create graphs and table for lab reports, places to locate protocols and property information, and how to properly cite resources.
Check out 200-level and above course reserves, group and individual study space, 15 computers, help with tracking down chemical properties, research articles, etc.
What are common types of graphs and tables? How do I create professional looking graphs/tables? What do I consider when I am interpreting graphs/tables from others?
Review common calculations you will have to make in your labs and lab reports, such as molarity, percent composition, stoichiometry, limiting reagent, and more.
How does an NMR instrument work? What is the theory behind GC/MS? Go here to find more information about the instruments and techniques you use in your labs.
