Experimental design and separation techniques.-21[12.5] Flashcards

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What is accuracy?

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Accuracy is how close a measured value is to the true value.

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What is precision?

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The degree to which repeat measurements are consistent.

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What is resolution?

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Resolution is the degree of accuracy a measuring instrument has, for example of low resolution is 0.1g but a higher resolution is 0.001g.

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What instruments are used to measure mass?

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You can use:
1. A top pan balance for accurate results{Also depends on resolution}
2.A spatula can also be used.

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5
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What are the instruments used to measure time?

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Stop clock/stopwatch

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What are the instruments used to measure temperature?

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They are:
1. Spirit/Mercury thermometer
2. Digital probe[Digital thermometer]

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What is a control variable?

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A control variable is a variable that stays the same throughout the whole experiment.

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What is an independent variable?

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Its a variable that changes throughout the experiment.

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What is a dependent variable?

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A dependent variable is a variable that is measured in an experiment.

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