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oneone CS-8B Objective: To analyze data in order to draw and support conclusions. CSI Note: What can be learned from lab data? Drill: 1.Take out your Exit Slip and Activity Sheet CS8-A. 2.Check for your name on the back board. 3.Get a new lab from the SET. 4.Complete the Drill on the lab sheet.
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oneone CS-8A Which set of procedures do you like the best? Justify your response.
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oneone CS-8B Activity 1: Graphs and Data Charts A group of students conducted an experiment to answer the problem question. They lost their data. Examine the data chart below. It contains the independent variable, but none of the results.
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oneone CS-8B CHART 1 DENSITY OF MYSTERY LIQUID VOLUME (mL)MASS (g)DENSITY (g/mL) 15 30 60 85 100
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oneone CS-8B Luckily one of the group members created a graph of the data before it was lost. Use Graph 1, “The Effect of Volume on the Mass of an Unknown” to find the missing mass data.
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oneone CS-8B CHART 1 DENSITY OF MYSTERY LIQUID VOLUME (mL)MASS (g)DENSITY (g/mL) 15 30 60 85 100
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oneone CS-8B Calculate the value of density for the mass and volume readings in Chart 1. Remember, the formula for density is density = mass ÷ volume
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oneone CS-8B CHART 1 DENSITY OF MYSTERY LIQUID VOLUME (mL)MASS (g)DENSITY (g/mL) 15 1.0 30 1.0 60 1.0 85 1.0 100 1.0
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oneone CS-8B Now, you need to look for patterns or trends in the data. A pattern is a repeated action. For example: The temperature increases five degrees every minute. A trend is a general tendency. For example: The weight increases as time goes on.
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oneone CS-8B Identify the pattern you recognize in the density column of Chart 1. The density for every volume of the unknown substance remains constant at 1g/mL.
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oneone CS-8B Can the density be used to help identify the unknown substance? Explain. Density can be used to help identify the mystery substance. It is a characteristic property. Therefore it remains constant for a given substance.
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oneone CS-8B Look at Chart 2, “Densities of Common Liquids”. You found this information in a science book. DENSITIES OF COMMON LIQUIDS LIQUIDDensity (g/mL) Gasoline0.670 Water1.000 Ethyl Alcohol0.791 Chloroform1.490 Olive Oil0.920
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oneone CS-8B Identify the possible identity of the mystery substance. Look carefully at both data charts. Give the reasoning for your answer. WATER
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oneone CS-8B Homework: Exit Slip – Analyzing the Data
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