[chem] experimental techniques Flashcards

(34 cards)

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instrument for measuring time?

A

digital stopwatch

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instrument for measuring temperature

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laboratory thermometer

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3
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instrument for measuring mass

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electronic balance

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4
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instrument for measuring approximate solution of liquid or solution

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marked/graduated beaker

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5
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instrument for measuring accurate volume

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measuring cyclinder

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6
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instrument for measuring very accurate volume

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pipette and burette and volumetric flask

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7
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instrument for measuring volume of gas

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marked/graduated gas syringe

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8
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accuracy of stopwatch

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0.01s, but record to 1s in chem

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9
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smallest division and accuracy of thermometer

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1degC, measure to 0.5degC

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10
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smallest division and accuracy of electronic balance

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nil, 0.01g

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11
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smallest division and accuracy of marked/graduated beaker

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nil

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12
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smallest division and accuracy of measuring cylinder

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1cm3, measure to 0.5cm3

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13
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smallest division and accuracy of pipette

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nil

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14
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smallest division and accuracy of burette

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0.1cm3, measure to 0.05cm3

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15
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smallest division and accuracy of volumetric flask

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nil

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16
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smallest division and accuracy of marked/graduated gas syringe

17
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range of school alcohol thermometers

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-10degC to 110degC

18
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what is marked/graduated beaker for

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  • use primary to hold or store liquids instead of measuring volume of liquids
  • but can only hold approximate volume of liquids like approximately 100cm3
19
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what is pipette for

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  • measures very accurate fixed volume, e.g. 20cm3 and 25cm3
  • cannot measure odd volumes like 21cm3 or 25.5cm3
20
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what is burette for

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measures very accurate variable volumes between 0,00cm3 to 50.00cm3

21
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what is volumetric flask for

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  • measures accurate fixed volumes that are larger like 100cm3 or 250cm3
  • commonly used for preparing a solution with known concentration
22
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what is measuring cylinder for

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measures accurate variable volumes

23
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remarks for marked/graduated gas syringe

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typical gas syringes in the laboratory measures volumes up to 100cm3

24
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common gases to collect and dry

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  • ammonia
  • carbon dioxide
  • chlorine
  • hydrogen
  • hydrogen chloride
  • oxygen
  • sulfur dioxide
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solubility of ammonia in water and density compared to air
extremely soluble less dense
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solubility of carbon dioxide in water and density compared to air
slightly soluble denser
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solubility of chlorine in water and density compared to air
soluble denser
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solubility of hydrogen in water and density compared to air
not soluble less dense
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solubility of hydrogen chloride in water and density compared to air
very soluble denser
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solubility of oxygen in water and density compared to air
very slightly soluble slightly denser
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solubility of sulfur dioxide in water and density compared to air
very soluble denser
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what is Mr of dry air
29.0
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what is relative molecular mass
sum of all the relative atomic mass (Ar) for all the atoms in a given formula
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methods to collect gas and suitability
- displacement of water (for insoluble or slightly soluble in water) - displacement of air (for very soluble in water) - downward displacement in air/upward delivery of gas (for less dense than air) - upward displacement of air/downward delivery of gas (denser than air) - using a graduated gas syringe