CHEM 1331 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Pipette, Photon
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Include your name, date of the experiment and your drawer # in every lab report: write down the objectives for every experiment that you do, fill out all of the tables with your data and results. Always include units with your numbers: unless you told otherwise, include the analysis of your experiment (conclusions) in every lab report. Do not try to use your observations and/or calculation methods in the place of conclusions. The questions provided below should help you with it. Lab exercise # 1 techniques and measurements: compare the precision of the three balances used in mass measurements. Which one is the least precise: compare the precision of all volumetric glassware used in volume measurements (beaker, pipette, graduated cylinders, buret). Lab exercise # 3 density: parts 1-3 of your lab experiment involved determining the densities of various solids, liquids and gas.
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