Practical Techniques Flashcards

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Q

How would you convert between m^3 and dm^3?

A

1m^ = 1000dm^3

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How would you convert between dm^3 and cm^3?

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1dm^3 = 1000cm^3

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What must you do if you are looking for a colour change in an experiment?

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Put a white back ground behind the reaction container

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What must you do if you are looking for a precipitate to form?

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Mark an X on the piece of paper and place it under the reaction container. Your solution is cloudy when you can no longer see the X

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5
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When measuring temperature on a thermometer what must you do to make sure your reading is accurate?

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1) Wait for the temperature to stabilise before taking an initial reading
2) Read thermometer at eye level

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What are valid results?

A

Those that answer the original question. For example you have controlled all your variables.

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What are accurate results?

A

They are really close to the true answer.

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8
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What are precise results?

A

They can be reproduced in an experiment.

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9
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How could an experiment be improved?

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  • Make sure you control all variables
  • Was apparatus an appropriate scale for measurements
  • Use more accurate equipment
  • Repeat experiment
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