Michael Thomas Harbuck						 		Sanford, FL
CHEM 2046C  										27-04-2008
Herr Doktor Fraser									SCC 2008

I. 	 Kinetics Laboratory Experiment

II.	Purpose – The purpose of the kinetics lab is to study and observe the speed of chemical reactions using both qualitative and quantitative observational methods regarding heat and lack of, and other chemical and physical properties, to collect 
experimental data, and to present this data in a coherent form as a formal lab report.  

III.	Procedure – A tri-species solution and quad-species solution at five different concentrations will be mixed and timed for their kinetic time to completion.  The visual occurrence of a precipitate will be the indicator for the end of the reaction.  My lab partner and I prepared all of the equipment for the experiment, and began the experiment by placing the first of the two different solutions in an ice bath, which according to the laws learned, will prolong the time for which the reaction occurs.  This same reaction with the same solution of the same concentration is also run at room temperature, and the results are recorded.  For the remaining four combinations of the two different solutions, the results in minutes and seconds in recorded in a table.  The data is then interpreted, and presented in a scientific manner.  Please see the data section of this lab report, as well as the attached graph.  

IV.  Data and Interpretation.  -

Please see the attached data sheet.

VI.  Conclusion:  
Please see the attached graphs and data determinations for the conclusion.

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Michael Thomas Harbuck