Analytical Chemistry Laboratory I

This is the wet-lab companion to the theory you meet in lecture: it's where "concentration," "equivalence point," and "standardization" stop being symbols on a page and become things you actually measure with a buret, an analytical balance, and a pH meter. Most weeks you'll run a quantitative titration or gravimetric analysis, propagate the errors honestly, and write it up — so the real skill being trained is careful technique plus defensible numbers, not just getting "an answer." It's the foundation chemistry majors lean on later in instrumental analysis and any research lab where quantitation matters.