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Chem I Day IV
1. Welcome Chemistry I – Day 4
Portland Evening Scholars
Mr. Treothe Bullock - Instructor
Introduction to Chemistry – Unit 1
Exam
Review of Objectives
Exam
Candle Lab & Accuracy vs.
Precision Labs Due
SI metric conversions Practice &
Lab
First page of conversions out
and ready to be signed
2nd & 3rd page will be for
proficiency
Science Math Marathon
Exponents
Scientific Notation
Significant Figures
Dimensional Analysis
Chemistry Paper – Writing Lab –
last 45 min
Element Reports – share –
you will need info from
multiple families and countries
of origin (discovery)
Template on Website
bullockchem.wordpress.com
2. Homework
Complete Chemistry Math Practice
Complete Chapter 2 Review
Complete Write up of Water Density Lab
Complete Rough Draft of Unknown Inquiry
Write up
Include Class Data and % error calculations
3. Element Notes
Set up section in your binder to take notes during
Element reports. Take notes on the following.
Name & Symbol
Elemental Family
When, where and by whom was it discovered.
Where is it most commonly found.
How it is used.
Anything else you think is important to know.
4. Density of Unknown Metal
Your Name
Density of Metal
Add your name and density for
the unknown metal
Calculate an average density
for the class
As soon as all data is in
density for common metals will
be given and you will predict
the metal.
5. Density of Common Metals
Based on class Data which metal could our unknown be?
metal
g/cm3
lb/gal lb/in
water
1.00
0.036
62
Aluminum 2.70 0.098
169
zinc
7.13
0.258
445
iron
7.87
0.284
491
copper 8.96
0.324
559
silver
10.49
0.379
655
lead
11.36
0.410
709
Mercury 13.55
0.490
846
gold
19.32
0.698
1206
lb/ft
8.35
22.53
59.50
65.68
74.78
87.54
94.80
113.08
161.23
6. Calculate Your percentage error
for the unknown metal Density
Accepted value – Actual value
________________________ X 100 = PercentError
Accepted Value
Sample for Water – Accepted 1.00g/ml Experimental
0.98 g/ml
1.00 g/ml - 0.98 g/ml /1.00 g/ml x 100 = 2% error
7. Calculate Your percentage error
for the unknown metal Density
Accepted value – Actual value
________________________ X 100 = PercentError
Accepted Value
Sample for Water – Accepted 1.00g/ml Experimental
0.98 g/ml
1.00 g/ml - 0.98 g/ml /1.00 g/ml x 100 = 2% error