chemistry density lab

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Introduction

Typed data and observations

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What’s Up

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Conclusion

REPORT SHEET: INTRODUCTION TO LABORATORY TECHNIQUES
Name: Omar Alardhawy
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Date:
Calibration of the balance
Limit of precision
0.01 g
Accuracy
g
99.99
4.49
Standard weight 10.01% Measured weight 9.81
weight. Is Measured weight 99.973
Wg
loog
Temp of water = 198
re
Standard
Precision Using the Pipet
Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Trial 4
Mass of flask after
addition of water
48.798 58,748 68-70g 78-62 g
+ 40.46
Mass of flask before
addition of water
Helg 48.798 58.798 68 70g
Mass of water
8.33 g 10.00 g 9,92 89.91:
Temperature of water
used in pipet (°C)
19 °C
sega
Density of water
see Table 1
El
0.9484 g/mL
Volume of water delivered
(show calculations)
8.34 mL 10.02mL 9.93 mL 9,94 mL
1 1 V2 + 8/3 t
VE
Average volume delivered (show calculation)
n
9.56 ml
Standard deviation of volume (show calculation)
mL
Y Edi= dit dit dit
(8057 )
u-1
Experiment 1 47
Density of an Unknown Liquid #
Mass of flask and stopper after
addition of unknown liquid
Mass of flask and stopper before
addition of unknown liquid
t Z
g g
Mass of added unknown liquid
H 다
mL
Volume delivered by pipet
g/mL
Density of Unknown Liquid
g/mL
Average density
Density of an Unknown Solid #
Mass of metal
Volume in cylinder before adding metal
Volume in cylinder after adding metal
29:49 7.71 8-75
660 660 God ml
Cube (do 680 660 ml
12 cylinder Traing to
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to so mi
0.130:11ols g/mL
Q.13 g/mL
Volume of metal sample 6f meroyo
Density of metal
Average density
Stander D
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Report Sheet Questions
1.
What is the calculated precision for your measurement of the volume delivered by the
pipet and what is the suggested’ limit of precision for a 10 mL volumetric pipet? How
do these two values compare?
2.
What other properties besides density could you use to identify your unknown liquid?
Your unknown solid?
48 Laboratory Techniques