post lab discussion: exp. 1 Flashcards

1
Q

amt. of matter in an object

A

mass

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2
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weighing by difference

A

(mass of container + object to weigh) – mass empty container

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3
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direct weighing

A

making use of tare button or re-zero

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4
Q

identify the balance used:
most weighing of amounts that are specified to only two or three significant figures

A

top loading balance

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5
Q

identify the balance used:
used whenever you desire four or
more significant figure accuracy

A

analytical balance

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6
Q

what is the accuracy of
top-loading balance -
analytical balance -

A

top-loading balance - +/-1mg
analytical balance - +/- 0.1mg

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7
Q

what is the reason to not handle objects to be weighs with bare hands

A

as moisture, grease and dirt on our fingers will affect the weight of the objects

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8
Q

to weigh accurately, all objects must be at ____

A

room temperature

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9
Q

space occupied by matter

A

volume

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10
Q

this instrument iis not design to measure volumes accurately

A

beaker and flask

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11
Q

what type of pipet is used in experiment 1

A

serological pipet

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12
Q

it is the process of configuring an instrument to provide a result for a sample within an acceptable range

A

calibration

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13
Q

This technique works for
thermometers, spring scales, and
other measuring instruments as well.

A

scale increments

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14
Q

difference between
population -
sample -

A

population - population
sample - subset of population

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15
Q

this is obtained through the process of sampling

A

sample

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16
Q

it is referred to as measures of center or central location

A

Measure of central tendency

17
Q

also known as the arithmetic
average

18
Q

middle value in distribution when the values are arranged in ascending or descending order

19
Q

it describes the reproducibility of
measurements; the closeness of results to each other.

20
Q

range is also called as

21
Q

Another term to describe the precision of a set of replicate results.

22
Q

a statistically useful description of the scatter of the values determined in a series of runs

A

sample standard deviation

23
Q

sample standard deviation:
* large std. dev. =
* small std. dev =

A
  • large std. dev. = far from the mean
  • small std. dev = close to the mean
24
Q

it is the ratio of the standard deviation to the mean

A

coefficient of variation

25
coefficient of variation is another method of describing ____
precision
26
it indicates the closeness of the measurement to its true or accepted value and is expressed by the error.
accuracy
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two values resulting from calculating the confidence interval.
confidence limit
28
it provides the best estimate of the population’s or sample’s mean
confidence interval
29
reporting computed data: one of the best way of indicationg reliability is to give a confidence interval at the ___ or ___ confidence limit
90% or 95%
30
it tests for outliers
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