Name: Anilun G.._class: Date: LAB inal 1/2 Measured numbers and significant figures in calculations - Mese...
Lab Partneris) EXPERIMENT1 Experimental Uncertainty (Error) and Data Analysis TI Laboratory Report 1. Significant Figures (a) Express the numbers listed in Data Table 1 to three significant figures, writing the numbers in the first column in normal notation and the numbers in the second column in powers-of-10 (scientific) notation. DATA TABLE1 Purpose: To practice expressing significant figures. 280 528 x0 0.524 15.08 1444 0.0254 83,909 0.060 82.453 000010 2,700,000,000 (b) A rectangular block of wood is measured to have the...
Name Date Partners 2 HOMEWORK FOR LAB 10 ELECTROMAGNETISM 1. In the diagram on the right, a wire is car rying a current. The magnetic field above the wire is into the paper, and the mag- netic field below the wire is out of the paper, as shown. (An x indicates a field line into the paper and a indicates a field line out of the paper.) What is the direc tion of current flow in the wire? Explain your...
Name Section Date 、tu ,a Q. READ THE EXPERIMENTAL DISCUSSION FIRST! Complete the data table below using correct significant digits. Show the calculations on a separate page A. Gas Data 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Barometric Pressure (torr) Temperature O2 gas Vapor Pressure of Water (torr) (See table in APPENDIX) Volume of O2 gas collected (mL) Dry O2 Pressure (A1-A3)/760.0 768 torr 24.0°C 22.4 torr 354.0 mL atm B. Mass Data Before Reaction 1. Weight of beaker, test tube, KCIO...
Name Anthroposcopy 7. Section Date Part 1 Materials Needed OAs many skuls as available to set out Take a look at each of the skulls in your lab. Compare them for the presence of any of the traits indicated below. All of these traits fall within the normal range of human variation, but some of them are present at a somewhat quency in certain populations than in others. Although some may be caused by disease agents or trauma, most are...