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ADD ALL EQUATIONS HERE 😘

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Yass

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What is m1 x v1 = m2 x v2
(Finding v1 usually)

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Concentration of orig sol. x vol of orig sol.
=
Conc by end (TOTAL) x vol by end (TOTAL)

10 represents m1 (unless otherwise)
The (eg. 5ml) solution is v2
Final conc is on table

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How do we use a calibration curve

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  1. Make different known sugar concentrations
  2. Use colorimeter to measure absorbance/transmission
    Of each conc and plot cal curve on graph
  3. Find conc of sample from calibration curve
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How to find uncertainties

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Amount of uncertainty is
+/- half the smallest division on the scale measuring with

Eg. Smallest division is 5ml
+/- 2.5 ml
80ml +/- 2.5

With 2 or more uncertainties
1. Find all uncertainties
2. Add measured volumes
3. Add to get combined uncertainty
4. Combine answers from last 2 steps to get the total volume and uncertainty
NEEDED SAME UNITS

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5
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How to work out percentage error

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(Uncertainty/ measured value) x100

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How to describe using a calibration curve to find unknowns

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  • make different known sugar concentrations
  • use colorimeter to measure absorbance of each conc
  • plot calibration curve on graph
  • find conc of sample from using curve
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Mitotic index

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( Cells in mitosis / total cell no. ) x 100
= percentage of cells undergoing mitosis

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Why do we use percentages

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Allows comparisons between different starting values

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9
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What to put for evaluating questions (studies)

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+ tends to be data fitting pattern (quote)

  • no control
  • untruthful/subjective response
  • some data not fitting pattern(quote)
  • done in animals not humans
  • small sample is unrepresentative
  • one group (eg. Male)
  • correlation not causation
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