This laboratory course is the first in the analytical chemistry laboratory sequence. Students will be trained in the tools of quantitative analysis to determine the composition of synthetic and real-world samples, including software tools, balances, and volumetric glassware. Students will perform various kinds of classical analyses including titrations (with neutralization, precipitation, or complex-formation reaction chemistries), and gravimetric determinations. Students will also be introduced to simple instrumentation like pH probes and drop counters. Prerequisite: Successful completion (C- or better) of CHEM 222 and lab. Co-requisite: CHEM 331 lecture, 2 credit hours. Fall Even Years.