L1 Intro to Science Comm (SCIENCE COMMUNICATION) Flashcards

Identify a lab/practical report sub sections and what is required for each section Identify variables Analyse example data and identify precision, accuracy and whether the data is qualitative or quantitative

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List all the elements that make up a lab/practical report.

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TAI/H/MR/DC
Title
Aim
Introduction
Hypothesis
Method
Results
Discussion
Conclusion

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Identify independent and dependent variables within a method

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If……(IV)……..then……..(DV)……….because

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What is the independent and dependent variable in the following hypothesis?

If the surface area of calcium carbonate increased, then more bubbles should be seen because there is more area for the reaction to be seen.

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IV - surface area of calcium carbonate

DV - amount of bubbles

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Identify data as either qualitative or quantitative

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Qualitative data - observations seen

Quantitative data - numbers measured

quaNtitative = Numbers

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Is the following data an example of qualitative or quantitative data?
Trial 1: 25.00 ml
Trial 2: 24.90 ml
Trial 3: 24.90 ml

Average: 24.94 ml

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quaNtitative

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Is the following data an example of qualitative or quantitative data?

The fish swam in a zig-zag pattern.

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qualitative

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Precise - are all your trials _____________ ________________

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1) similar

2) results

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Accurate- how __________ are your results to ____ ____________ expected

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1) close

2) the

3) results

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Is this data precise, accurate or both? Explain.
Trial 1: 20 ml
Trial 2: 15 ml
Trial 3: 25 ml

Average: 20 ml
Expected data: 15 ml

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Precise ❌
Because all the results are not close together.

Accurate ❌
Because the average of the results and the expected data had a difference of 5 ml which means it is not close together / inaccurate

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Is this data precise, accurate or both? Explain.
Trial 1: 25.00 ml
Trial 2: 24.90 ml
Trial 3: 24.90 ml

Average: 24.94 ml
Expected data: 25.00 ml

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Precise ✅
Because all the results are close together.

Accurate ✅
Because the average of the results and the expected data had a difference of 0.06 which means it is close together / accurate

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Is this data precise, accurate or both? Explain.
Trial 1: 10 ml
Trial 2: 15.05 ml
Trial 3: 11.32 ml

Average: 10 ml
Expected data: 5 ml

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Precise ✅
Because all the results are close together.

Accurate ❌
Because the average of the results and the expected data had a difference of 5 ml which means it is not close together / inaccurate

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