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CHEM 7L – Expt 1, Fall 2023
DUE Thursday Oct. 13, 2023, 10:00 p.m.
Experiment 1 Lab Report: Precision and Accuracy
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ABSTRACT and SUMMARY of Results
:
(3 pts)
The majority of this section has been pre-written to serve as an example for future reports. Replace the
blank regions with your content in
blue
. Watch significant figures (the temperature should be reported
to the nearest 0.5
°C;
standard deviations should have one or two sig. figs.).
If there is a range or
multiple values for temperature and density, indicate the range or values.
Three pieces of glassware (50-mL beaker, 10-mL graduated cylinder, and 10-mL volumetric
pipet) were used to dispense a target volume of 10.000 mL water. The actual volume of
dispensed water was determined by measurements of mass and the known density of water. The
temperature of the water was
__________°C
, and the corresponding density at this temperature
from a reference table was
_________
g/cm
3
. Three replicate measurements for each piece of
glassware were performed.
Based on these measurements, the most accurate piece of glassware
was the
_______________
, with a % error of
_______________.
The most precise glassware
was the
_________________
, with a % relative standard deviation of
____________.
Measurements from the entire laboratory section were collected for the graduated cylinder, and
these results were compared with measurements made individually.
SUMMARY OF RESULTS
Individual Trials
(
n
= ________
)
Beaker:
Avg ± stdev (ml) =
________± _________ml
%RSD (two sig figs) =
________%
%Error, relative to 10.000 mL target (two sig figs) =
________%
Grad. Cyl:
Avg ± stdev (ml) =
________± ________ml
%RSD (two sig figs) =
________%
%Error, relative to 10.000 mL target (two sig figs) =
________%
Pipet:
Avg ± stdev (ml) =
________± ________ml
%RSD (two sig figs) =
________%
%Error, relative to 10.000 mL target (two sig figs) =
________%
Laboratory Section
(
n
= ________
) for graduated cylinder only
Grad. Cyl:
Avg ± stdev (ml) =
________± ________ml
%RSD (two sig figs) =
________%
%Error, relative to 10.000 mL target (two sig figs) =
________%
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Lab Report 1, Page 1
CHEM 7L – Expt 1, Fall 2023
DUE Thursday Oct. 13, 2023, 10:00 p.m.
EXPERIMENTAL
:
This section has been pre-written to serve as an example for future lab reports. If anything unexpected
or unusual happened during the experiment (e.g. the balance was fluctuating, sample was spilled,
etc.), describe that in the space below the paragraph. Otherwise, leave this space blank.
Glassware was cleaned with water and prepared for the experiments. Three glass vials with
caps were rinsed with water and dried with a low-dust tissue (“Kimwipe”) to remove residual
water. Each vial and cap was labeled, and each pair of vial+cap was weighed using an analytical
balance. Three pieces of glassware were also rinsed with water:
a 50-mL beaker, a 10-mL
graduated cylinder, and a 10-mL volumetric pipet.
Approximately 100 mL of deionized water was placed in a beaker, and the temperature of the
water was allowed to equilibrate until it was within 1 °C of the temperature of the room. The
temperature was recorded using a thermometer. Once equilibrated, water was placed in the 50-
mL beaker up to the 10-mL mark, and this 10 mL of water was then poured into one of the pre-
weighed glass vials. The vial was capped with the corresponding lid. This procedure was
repeated two more times. Each of the three capped vials with water was weighed, and the mass
was recorded. After the masses were recorded, the water was discarded, and the vials were dried.
The same process was repeated with the 10-mL graduated cylinder, and with the 10-mL
volumetric pipet (type TD). The three capped vials with water delivered from the graduated
cylinder were individually weighed, and then emptied and dried for the final set of measurements
with the pipet. For the volumetric pipet, a rubber bulb was used to draw water into the pipet and
dispensed into the empty vials; the pipet was allowed to gently touch the wall of the vial to
deliver the entire contents of the pipet per the proper use of a TD-type pipet. The data for the
three trials of the graduate cylinder were tabulated for each student in the section, and this
collective data for the graduate cylinder for the entire lab section were analyzed.
The following anomalies occurred during the experiment:
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CHEM 7L – Expt 1, Fall 2023
DUE Thursday Oct. 13, 2023, 10:00 p.m.
Individual Data
:
(3 pts)
Fill in the table with your data (in
blue
).
Watch significant figures (sig figs should be reported based
on instrument and mathematical operations).
Beaker
Temperature of water (in ºC)
ºC
Density of water at indicated temperature above (in g/mL)
g/mL
Mass of empty
vial+cap (g)
Mass of
vial+cap with
H
2
O (g)
Mass of H
2
O
(g)
Vol. of H
2
O
from mass
and density
(mL)
Beaker, trial 1
g
g
g
ml
Beaker, trial 2
g
g
g
ml
Beaker, trial 3
g
g
g
ml
Graduated Cylinder
Temperature of water (in ºC)
ºC
Density of water at indicated temperature above (in g/mL)
g/mL
Mass of empty
vial+cap (g)
Mass of
vial+cap with
H
2
O (g)
Mass of H
2
O
(g)
Vol. of H
2
O
from mass
and density
(mL)
Gr. cylinder, trial 1
g
g
g
ml
Gr. cylinder, trial 2
g
g
g
ml
Gr. cylinder, trial 3
g
g
g
ml
Pipet
Temperature of water (in ºC)
ºC
Density of water at indicated temperature above (in g/mL)
g/mL
Mass of empty
vial+cap (g)
Mass of
vial+cap with
H
2
O (g)
Mass of H
2
O
(g)
Vol. of H
2
O
from mass
and density
(mL)
Pipet, trial 1
g
g
g
ml
Pipet, trial 2
g
g
g
ml
Pipet, trial 3
g
g
g
ml
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