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Chemistry

Procedure as directed
Part A
Data           1.Characteristics of Graduated Cylinder

                      Max Capacity: 130mL
                      Scale divisions: major 1mL minor 10mL
                    Level of uncertainty +/- .05mL
                    Temperature value and meaning: 20*c most accurate when a cylinder
                                                                                      Is heated to 20*c  

                 
                2. Use of Graduated Cylinder
                     
                  Volume of liquid: 130ml
                Meniscus -definition- the dip in the water
                  Why it forms: water pressure pushes out so that makes the middle
Seem lower and surface tension
 
               
              3. Table 3.1 Volume of Beaker and Erlenmeyer Flask
               
                                                                Flask-610 beaker-730

Glassware Name   and Size Volume (mL) according to the beaker or flask Volume (mL) according to the graduated cylinder
Beaker 600 ml 725 mL
Erlenmeyer flask 500 mL


It is about the some between the beaker and the flask. It is 5ml off.

Part B
              1. Table 3.2 Mass of flask and beaker

                            Mass

Type of glassware Mass (g)
Erlenmeyer flask 169g
Beaker 196g

          2. Table 3.3 method and difference

                    Salt

Mass of empty watch glass (g) 22g
Mass of watch glass and salt (g) 28g
Mass of salt (g) 6g

Part C
            1. Conversion factors
                     
                  1inch = 2.54 cm
                  2.54cm= 1inch (or 1cm =.394 inches)

            2. Table 3.4 Glassware heights
             
                    Heights of laboratory glassware

                  Beaker       Grad cylinder
                                          In cm in cm
Measured 5 12.5 10 25
Calculated 5 12.5 10 25...

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  • Submitted by: dlow69
  • Date Submitted: 12/21/2008 06:33 PM
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