Scientific Endeavour Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
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What is independent variable?

A

changed variable

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2
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What is dependent variable

A

measured variable

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3
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Which is not an appropriate way of recording a scientific observation?

A. The solid turns blue when heated

B. The solid gives off a gas when heated

C. The solid is affected by heat

D. The solid melts when heated

A

C

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4
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What is the SI unit for volume

A

m3 ( cubic metre )

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5
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What is the SI unit for mass

A

Kg ( kilogram )

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6
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What is SI unit for time

A

S ( seconds )

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7
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What is the SI unit for length

A

m ( metre )

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8
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What is the S! unit for temperature

A

K ( kelvin )

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9
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What is accuracy

A

Accuracy is when a reading is very close to or same as the true value , the measurement is said to be accurate

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10
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What is zero error

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Zero error is when an instrument gives a non-zero reading when the measured quantity should be zero

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11
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What is parallax ( do not spell it wrongly ) error

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Parallax error is when the marking on an instrument is viewed from the wrong angle during a measurement

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12
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How to avoid parallax error when looking at the ruler

A

Position the eye so that the line of sight is perpendicular to the marking on the ruler

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13
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How to avoid parallax error when looking at measuring cylinder

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Position the eye so that the line of sight is level with the bottom of the meniscus

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14
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What is accuracy

A

” The measured value is close to the actual value “

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15
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What is precision

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” Closeness of the measured value “

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16
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Why do we need to wear safety goggles

A

To protect the eyes from chemicals

17
Q

Why do wee place flammable substance away from the naked flame

A

To prevent fire

18
Q

Why do we need to point mouth of test tube away from anyone when heating

A

To prevent burning from heated substance that spills out

19
Q

why do we not eat, drink and play in the laboratory

A

To prevent swallowing, knocking and spilling of chemicals

20
Q

Why do we dispose used and unused chemicals properly

A

Unused chemical poured back into its container causes contamination ( dangerous chemicals must be disposed off in correct manner)

21
Q

Why to not taste any chemicals

A

Most chemicals are poisonous

22
Q

Why to not tamper with electrical mains and other fittings in lab

A

To avoid electrical hazard

23
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Why do we report damaged equiment, breakages, accidents and spilllage to teacher immediately

A

To avoid accidents and danger

24
Q

Use for test tube and boiling tube

A

holding small saple or for containing small-scale reactions

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use for beaker
a reaction conrtainer or to hold liquid/solid samples
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use for conical flask
contain reactions or to hold liquid samples, They sre also useful to catch filtrates
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use for tripod stand with wire gauze
tripod stand: a platform to hold and support glassware wire gauze: placed tripod stand to support glassware during heating
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use for measuring cylinder
to measure volume of liuid to 1 cm2
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use for filter funnel with filter paper
ffor filtering ( to seperate solids from liquids )
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use for evaporating dish
to evaporate excess solvents
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displacement can
The volume lost is the volume of the object
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use of gas syringe
to meadure the volume or gas evolved from a chemical reaction
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parts of a Bunsen Burner
1.Barrel 2.Air hole 3.Collar 4.Jet 5.Gas tap 6.Base
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function of barrel
To raise the flame to a suitable height for burning
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function of air hole
To allow air to enter the burner
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function of collar
To control the flow of air enterinng the burner
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function of jet
To allow the gas to rush out
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function of gas tap
To control the flow of gas to burner
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function of base
To support the burner