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Measuring, Gathering and Writing Quantitative Data: Chemistry For Engineers - Laboratory Activity 2

The document summarizes a chemistry lab activity where students measured: 1) The precision of common lab equipment like graduated cylinders and thermometers. 2) The volume of water using different apparatus, finding a 5mL difference. 3) The density of water by measuring its mass in a 10mL volume, finding a density of 0.9892g/mL. 4) The volume delivered by a dropper at different volumes against a calibration, allowing them to determine a marked test tube delivered 6.00mL.

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Measuring, Gathering and Writing Quantitative Data: Chemistry For Engineers - Laboratory Activity 2

The document summarizes a chemistry lab activity where students measured: 1) The precision of common lab equipment like graduated cylinders and thermometers. 2) The volume of water using different apparatus, finding a 5mL difference. 3) The density of water by measuring its mass in a 10mL volume, finding a density of 0.9892g/mL. 4) The volume delivered by a dropper at different volumes against a calibration, allowing them to determine a marked test tube delivered 6.00mL.

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CHEMISTRY FOR ENGINEERS - LABORATORY ACTIVITY 2

SCORE: _____________________

SECTION: CE_1H_CE8

MEASURING, GATHERING AND WRITING


QUANTITATIVE DATA

OBSERVATIONS/DATA

I. Determine the precision of the following apparatus (2pts each)


Apparatus Precision

50 mL graduated cylinder ± 0.5 mL

10 mL graduated cylinder ± 0.1 mL

thermometer ± 0.05 C°

50 mL beaker ± 5mL

II. Determination of Volume using two different apparatus (1pt each)

Volume of water using graduated cylinder, mL 10mL


Volume of water using beaker, mL 15mL

III. Determination of the Density of Water using a Pipette


weight of beaker and water (1 pt) 38.5655 g
weight of beaker (1pt) 28.6735 g
weight of 10.00 mL water (2pts) 9.892 g
volume of water 10 mL
temperature of water (1pt) 2.7 °C
❑
Density of water (3pts) 0.9892 g/mL
CHEMISTRY FOR ENGINEERS - LABORATORY ACTIVITY 2

Show calculation of density:

m
D=
v

9.892 g
¿
10 mL

D=¿0.9892g/mL

IV. Determination of Volume using Dropper


Number of Drops (1pt each) Calibration,
Volume, mL mL/drop
T1 T2 Average (2pts each)
1.00 12 12 12 0.08mL/drop

2.00 22 22 22 0.09mL/drop
68 70.5 ❑
marked test tube 73 6.00mL/drop ❑

Show calculation of the volume of the marked test tube

Volume=Average drops( Average IVA)

0.08+ 0.09
V =70.5×
2

V =5.9925mL=6.00 mL

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