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Chemistry 50 Experiment 1 Lab Instructor: Aparker Name: THI( DOAN)TRUONG DATA Part 1 1. Unknown number of metal 202 2. Mass of metal 12.0460g 3. Mass of your metal from posted list Part 2 4. Dimensions of metal: Length:5.49+_0.01 cm Width: 0.59+_0.01cm Height:1.21+/_0.0 1cm Part 3 5. Volume of water in cylinder 10.89ml 6. Volume of water plus metal 15.79ml 7. Volume of metal by water displacement 4.90 ml Part 5 8. Mass of empty 10-mL graduated cylinder 26.8653g 9. Volume of water in graduated cylinder 9.99ml 10. Mass of cylinder plus water 36.90 11. Mass of water in the graduated cylinder 10.03 Part 6 12. Unknown number of new piece of metal 13. Mass of new piece of metal 14. Volume of water in cylinder 15. Volume of water plus metal 16. Volume of metal by water displacement Part 7 17. Record the first type of household measuring device used and its volume in mL. 18. Record the second type of household measuring device used and its volume in mL. 19. Record the third type of household measuring device used and its
volume in mL. CALCULATIONS (Show all calculation setups, including units) Show work here Answer Part 2 20. Volume of metal from linear dimensions 5.49x0.59x1.21=3.92cm Part 3 21. Compare the volume of the metal from linear dimensions with the volume obtained by displacement of water. Which do you trust more? Why? I trust more the metal from linear dimensions because it is actually what is the volume where you got without adding anything. And the volume of metal by displacement of water is depends on the water we put in and it’s maybe something that estimates the volume. Part 4 22. Density of metal (using volume obtained from linear measurements). Density =mass:volume = 12.0460 : 3.92 = 3.07g/cm 23. Density of metal (using volume obtained by displacement of water) 12.0460 : 4.90 = 2.46g/ml Part 5 24. Density of water 26.8653 : 9.99 = 2.69g/ml 25. Percent error in measured density of water % = (3.58 - 2.69) : 3.58 x 100 = 24.86%
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