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Warm Up Hw on desk. Work silently. 1.If I measure volume as 3 mL and the true volume is 4 mL, what is the percent error? 2.A student measures density 3 times and gets 4.50, 4.40, and 4.45. If the literature value of the density is 6.0, then evaluate the data.
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Accuracy = getting the right answer ON AVERAGE Other words for “right answer” True value Accepted value Actual value Textbook value Literature value
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Accurate or not? TrialMeasurement 17.1 25.9 38.0 Average = 6.0 Literature Value= 6.03
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Precision = getting the SAME answer again and again
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Precise or not? TrialMeasurement 15.53 25.54 35.52 Average = 5.53 Textbook Value= 7.10
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Percent error Percent error= Tells you how far off your measurement is.
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Accuracy, Precision and % Error Percent Error %E = V actual – V measured X 100 V actual |-------|
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Accuracy, Precision and % Error % error: Measuring a string you get 18 cm, but Mr. McKnight tells you the string is actually 20 cm long.
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Criteria To be MATTER it… 1.Must be made of stuff 2.Must take up space
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Jigsaw Each # take notes in your corner then return to your group and teach what you’ve learned. Then take notes on what your group members teach you. #1 front left #2 front right #3 back left #4back right When finished, all raise hands to check with me
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Practice Scavenger hunt to find the definitions of 10 of your group’s unknown words from the jigsaw Process your words by drawing a picture, using it in a sentence, or rephrasing the definition in your own words Using the definitions, classify the changes and properties on papers around the room as physical or chemical
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Jigsaw Each # take notes in your corner then return to your group and teach what you’ve learned. Then take notes on what your group members teach you. #1 front left #2 front right #3 back left #4back right When finished, all raise hands to check with me
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Stations Classify the items or examples at each station as: –An element –A compound –A homogeneous mixture –A heterogeneous mixture Write a brief reason If there isn’t enough info to tell, write what you need to know to be able to classify that example
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Synergy Exercise Work in your group to rank items based on survival usefulness Must come up with one ranking How’d your group do? Reflection
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HW Half sheet- ID elements, compounds, mixtures Top Ten: how’d we do?
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Exit slip Define compound. Give example Define mixture. Give example Define element. Give example
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