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Images for Expt 2 Data & Results/Part3 - Effect of Eye-Level.zip

10-mL graduated cylinder with water.html

10 milliliter graduated cylinder with water

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10-mL graduated cylinder with 7.00 mL of water - a.html

10 milliliter graduated cylinder with 7.00 milliliters of water

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10-mL graduated cylinder with water - held above e.html

10 milliliter graduated cylinder with meniscus just below the 6.9 milliliter mark

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10-mL graduated cylinder with water - held below e.html

10 milliliter graduated cylinder with meniscus about halfway between 7.1 and 7.2 milliliter markings

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Spring 2022 CCBC CHEM102 W01 22608 Lab Chem&Role in Society(B) - Effect of Eye-Level on Accuracy of Reading Volumes

1. 10-mL graduated cylinder with water

2. 10-mL graduated cylinder with 7.00 mL of water - at eye-level

3. 10-mL graduated cylinder with water - held above eye-level

4. 10-mL graduated cylinder with water - held below eye-level

Images for Expt 2 Data & Results/Part3- Precision of Volume.zip

10-mL graduated cylinder with 7.00 mL of water and.html

10 milliliter graduated cylinder with 7.00 milliliters of water and 50 milliliter graduated cylinder

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50-mL graduated cylinder with the water from the 1.html

50 milliliter graduated cylinder with meniscus just below the 8 milliliter mark

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50-mL graduated cylinder with water from 10-mL gra.html

50 milliliter graduated cylinder with water from the 10 milliliter graduated cylinder and a 50 milliliter beaker

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50-mL beaker with water from the 50-mL graduated c.html

50 milliliter beaker with meniscus just below the 10 milliliter mark

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Spring 2022 CCBC CHEM102 W01 22608 Lab Chem&Role in Society(B) - Precision of Volume Using Various Apparatus

1. 10-mL graduated cylinder with 7.00 mL of water and 50-mL graduated cylinder

2. 50-mL graduated cylinder with the water from the 10-mL graduated cylinder

3. 50-mL graduated cylinder with water from 10-mL graduated cylinder and a 50-mL beaker

4. 50-mL beaker with water from the 50-mL graduated cylinder

Images for Expt 2 Data & Results/Part4.zip

Plastic cup 100-g standard weight container of alu.html

plastic cup, 100 gram standard weight, container of aluminum metal shots

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Person 1.html

Person 1 - balance with cup of metal shots displaying mass of 113.95 grams

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Person 2.html

Person 2 - balance with cup of metal shots displaying mass of 92.14 grams

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Table of Contents.html

Spring 2022 CCBC CHEM102 W01 22608 Lab Chem&Role in Society(B) - Part 4

1. Plastic cup, 100-g standard weight, container of aluminum metal shots

Images for Expt 2 Data & Results/PartI.zip

Rod A with ruler.html

Ruler has smallest divisions every 0.1 centimeter. Rod A extends to about halfway between the 6.2 and 6.3 centimeter markings

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Spring 2022 CCBC CHEM102 W01 22608 Lab Chem&Role in Society(B) - Part 1

1. Rod A with ruler

Images for Expt 2 Data & Results/PartII-Measuring with a volumetric flask.zip

100-mL volumetric flask(2).html

100 milliliter volumetric flask with tolerance of +/- 0.08 milliliters

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100-mL graduated cylinder with water.html

100 milliliter graduated cylinder with water filled to the 100 milliliter mark

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100-mL volumetric flask with funnel and 100-mL gra.html

100 milliliter volumetric flask and 100 milliliter graduated cylinder with water to the 100 milliliter mark

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100-mL volumetric flask with water from 100-mL gra.html

100 milliliter volumetric flask showing water did not reach the marking

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Table of Contents.html

Spring 2022 CCBC CHEM102 W01 22608 Lab Chem&Role in Society(B) - Measuring with a volumetric flask

1. 100-mL volumetric flask

2. 100-mL graduated cylinder with water

3. 100-mL volumetric flask with funnel and 100-mL graduated cylinder with water

4. 100-mL volumetric flask with water from 100-mL graduated cylinder

Images for Expt 2 Data & Results/PartII-Measuring with beaker.zip

50-mL beaker with water.html

50 milliliter beaker with meniscus one fourth of the way between the 30 and 40 milliliter markings

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50-mL graduated cylinder with the water from the 5.html

50 milliliter graduated cylinder with meniscus three fourths of the way between the 30 and 31 milliliter markings

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Table of Contents.html

Spring 2022 CCBC CHEM102 W01 22608 Lab Chem&Role in Society(B) - Measuring with a beaker

1. 50-mL beaker with water

2. 50-mL graduated cylinder with the water from the 50-mL beaker

Images for Expt 2 Data & Results/PartII-Measuring with buret.zip

50-mL buret filled with water.html

50 milliliter buret filled with water with small beaker under the tip Caution: Note that the buret markings run in the opposite direction of the graduated cylinders and beakers. The zero is at the top and the 50 is at the bottom. Make your volume readings accordingly.

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Initial Buret Reading 50-mL buret with water drain.html

initial buret reading - 50 milliliter buret with meniscus about one thirds of the way between the 0.9 and 1 milliliter markings

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50-mL buret with 50-mL graduated cylinder under th.html

50 milliliter buret with a 50 milliliter graduated cylinder under the tip

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Final Buret Reading 50-mL buret with water drained.html

final buret reading - 50 milliliter buret with meniscus right at the 25.9 milliliter mark

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50-mL graduated cylinder with the water drained fr.html

50 milliliter graduated cylinder with meniscus just below the 25 milliliter mark

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Table of Contents.html

Spring 2022 CCBC CHEM102 W01 22608 Lab Chem&Role in Society(B) - Measuring with a buret

1. 50-mL buret filled with water

2. Initial Buret Reading: 50-mL buret with water drained to 1-mL mark

3. 50-mL buret with 50-mL graduated cylinder under the tip

4. Final Buret Reading: 50-mL buret with water drained to 26-mL mark

5. 50-mL graduated cylinder with the water drained from the buret

Images for Expt 2 Data & Results/PartII-Measuring with pipet.zip

25-mL pipet and 50-mL beaker with water.html

25 milliliter pipet and 50 milliliter beaker with about 40 milliliters of water

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25-mL pipet with water from the 50-mL beaker.html

25 milliliter pipet with water taken from the 50 milliliter beaker

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50-mL graduated cylinder with water from the 25-mL.html

50 milliliter graduated cylinder with water transferred from the 25 milliliter pipet

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50-mL graduated cylinder with water from the pipet.html

50 milliliter graduated cylinder with the meniscus right at the 25 milliliter mark

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Table of Contents.html

Spring 2022 CCBC CHEM102 W01 22608 Lab Chem&Role in Society(B) - Measuring with a pipet

1. 25-mL pipet and 50-mL beaker with water

2. 25-mL pipet with water from the 50-mL beaker

3. 50-mL graduated cylinder with water from the 25-mL pipet

4. 50-mL graduated cylinder with water from the pipet

Images for Expt 2 Data & Results/PartII-VolumeMeasurement.zip

Volume-Reading Card.html

White index card with thick black line drawn across the top

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50-mL beaker.html

50 milliliter beaker - neither TC nor TD

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50-mL beaker(1).html

50 milliliter beaker - smallest divisions are every 10 milliliters

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50-mL buret.html

50 milliliter buret

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50-mL buret(1).html

50 milliliter buret - neither TC nor TD

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50-mL buret(2).html

50 milliliter buret - smallest divisions are every 0.1 milliliter

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100-mL volumetric flask.html

100 milliliter volumetric flask

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100-mL volumetric flask(1).html

100 milliliter volumetric flask - marked TC with tolerance of +/- 0.08 milliliters

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25-mL pipet.html

25 milliliter pipet

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25-mL pipet(1).html

25 milliliter pipet - marked TD with tolerance of +/- 0.03 milliliters

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50-mL graduated cylinder.html

50 milliliter graduated cylinder - smallest divisions are every 1 milliliter

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50-mL graduated cylinder(1).html

50 milliliter graduated cylinder - marked TC

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100-mL graduated cylinder.html

100 milliliter graduated cylinder - the smallest divisions are every 1 milliliter

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100-mL graduated cylinder(1).html

100 milliliter graduated cylinder - marked TC

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Spring 2022 CCBC CHEM102 W01 22608 Lab Chem&Role in Society(B) - Volume Measurement

1. Volume-Reading Card

2. 50-mL beaker

3. 50-mL beaker

7. 100-mL volumetric flask

8. 100-mL volumetric flask

10. 25-mL pipet

11. 50-mL graduated cylinder

12. 50-mL graduated cylinder

13. 100-mL graduated cylinder

14. 100-mL graduated cylinder