| Inorganic Chemistry | Experiment 1 |
Spring 2008
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Surfing the Internet
Search Engines
Using Internet Explorer, use any four search engines of your
choice. You must use the following:
1) www.yahoo.com
2) http://www.google.com
Do a search on the four engines (two of your choice) using the same word. The word you search is up to you. It does not have to be science oriented. After the search is complete, make sure you summarize the results of the search in your lab report (see details for write-up below).
INGENTA and Google Scholar
You can enter Ingenta at the following address:
| Word | Author | |
| Brown | pyrite | M. Rakowski |
| Childress | laurite | J. P. Fackler |
| Green | hydrogenation | F. A. Cotton |
| Nelson | porphyrin | A. W. Cordes |
| Newman | thioether | A. L. Rheingold |
| Nichols | catalyst | T. Rauchfuss |
| Ross | thiol | D. Coucouvanis |
| Shelton | marcasite | M. Kanatzidis |
| Whitmore | thiophene | E. I. Stiefel |
You can enter Google Scholar at the following address:
Write up your results of the searches and briefly describe the information given for a typical "hit".
Data off of the Web
Enter the NIST Chemistry Webbook data base:
American Chemical Society Webpage:
Find the national ACS web page and go to the student
affiliate page. On this page is a listing of ACS webpages for various
universities and colleges. Tell how many different schools have webpages
listed here and look at any 3 and briefly describe them. For the
ACS webpages, give the web address for each.
Write-up
The report must follow the guidelines on the Lab
Report page. The report will be due by 5:00 pm on Friday, Feb. 8, 2008.
This lab will be worth 20 points of your lab grade. No
late reports will be accepted.
Note: do not wait until the day before the lab report is due to start the
experiment.
Revised 1/8/08