This is an organic and biochemistry laboratory which reinforces the fundamental facts, theories, and laws of chemistry through laboratory experiences. It is designed for students in family and consumer science, nursing, physical therapy, some areas of biology, forestry and agriculture. Lab fee required.
This course is a practical application of organic and biochemistry principles taught in CHEM 1120. It reinforces principles emphasized in organic and biochemistry. It is a service course for allied health sciences, forestry, agriculture, etc. as required by their major departments. This laboratory course is a common course number through the state of Utah and is offered at each institution.
Chemistry 1125 is an introduction to Organic and Biochemistry Laboratory. Experiments will include some or all of the following: Laboratory Safety, Alkane Chemistry, Alcohol Reactions, Synthesis of Esters, Carbonyl Reactions, Synthesis of Aspirin, Carbohydrates Lab, Lipids, Amino Acids, Enzymes, and others deemed appropriate by the instructor. Scientists from any background may be highlighted as to their role in these historical experiments. Including the various perspectives of historical and modern scientists as well as from the students in this course are invaluable in aiding accessibility for all students to understand the chemical context of everyday life.