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Title: Calibration, Temperature


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Calibration, Temperature Percent Error
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What is Calibration?
  • calibration of any measuring device is distance
    between two closest lines
  • NOT distance between two closest s
  • NOT all same instruments calibrated the same

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not all graduated cylinders calibrated same way
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  • Large graduated cylinder
  • ? capacity
  • ? calibration

1000 ml
10 ml
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? calibration
1 ml
67.4 ml
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13.0 ml
12.9 ml 13.1 ml ? ?
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6.68 ml
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Can you figure the calibration of any piece of
lab equipment?
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meter stick two closest lines are 1 mm
(millimeter) apart
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? calibration
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quadruple beam balance
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183.599 g
183.601 g
183.600 g
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buret ? calibration
0.1 ml
21.35 ml
note unlike graduated cylinder, numbers go down,
so you read backwards from way read graduated
cylinder
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  • Temperature
  • Scales

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  • scientifically speaking

the definition of temperature temperature is
measure of average kinetic energy of particles in
system
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comparing 3 different scales
comparing 3 different temperature scales
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Worlds Record Cold Temperatures
  • Date
    F C
  • World
  • East Antarctica
    8/2010 135.8 94.7
  • Verkhoyansk, Russia (Siberia) 2/7/1892
    94 70
  • Asia
  • Oimekon, Russia 2/6/1933
    90 68
  • Greenland
  • Northice 1/9/1954
    103 75
  • No. America
  • Snag, Yukon, Canada 2/3/1947
    81 63
  • US
  • Prospect Creek, Alaska 1/23/1971
    80 62
  • Rogers Pass, Montana 1/20/1954
    70 56.5

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Conversion formulas
  • To convert between celsius Kelvin scales
  • K C 273 (more precisely 273.15)
  • C K 273
  • F (9/5 C) 32

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  • errors in science experiments are inevitable and
    need to be dealt with

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Percent Error
  • ratio of error to accepted value
  • error error x 100
  • accepted value

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Calculation of Error
  • ?measured value accepted value? x 100

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Data table
students asked to find density of sucrose
sucrose has density of 1.59 g/cm3
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calc differences in density
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then calculate error
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What can do with error?
  • easy to compare data from one student/group to
    another
  • easy to compare data from one trial to another
  • can map change from one lab to next or from start
    of year to end
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