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    Diomangay - Tristan - BSED Science 2 - AnaChem Lab 1 Alter

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    Republic of the Philippines

    Northwest Samar State University


    Rueda St., Calbayog City 6710
    Website: http//www.nwssu.edu.ph
    Email: main@nwssu.edu.ph
    Telefax: (055) 2093657
    ISO 9001:2015 Certified

    Student Name: Tristan B. Diomangay Signature:


    Course/Section: BSED Science 2 Group No.: 3
    Instructor: Rene John Escal Date: /02/14/23/

    Exercise No. 1
    USING THE ANALYTICAL BALANCE

    DATA SHEET

    I. DIRECT WEIGHING

    Absolute Deviation
    Individual (Individual Coin Square of the
    Coin Identity Coin Weight Weight – Mean Absolute
    (g) Weight) Deviation
    A 6.0430 g 0.11688 g 0.01366 g
    B 6.0270 g 0.10088 g 0.01018 g
    C 6.0591 g 0.13298 g 0.01768 g
    D 5.4575 g -0.46862 g 0.21960 g
    E 6.0440 g 0.11788 g 0.01390 g
    Summation, g 29.6306 g 0g 0.27502 g
    Average weight of coins
    (Mean Weight), g 5.92612 g
    Median (taken from the
    set of individual 6.0430 g
    weights), g
    Maximum weight, g 6.0591 g
    Minimum weight, g 5.4575 g
    Range (w) 0.6016 g
    Standard deviation (s) 0.26221 g

    COMPUTATIONS:
    Finding the Sum of Individual Coin Weight:
    A+ B+C+ D+ E=6.0430 g+6.0270 g+6.0591 g+5.4575 g+ 6.0440 g=29.6306 g

    Finding the mean:


    29.6306 g
    =5.92612 g
    5

    Finding the Median:


    5.4575 g, 6.0270 g, 6.0430 g, 6.0440 g, 6.0591 g
    Republic of the Philippines
    Northwest Samar State University
    Rueda St., Calbayog City 6710
    Website: http//www.nwssu.edu.ph
    Email: main@nwssu.edu.ph
    Telefax: (055) 2093657
    ISO 9001:2015 Certified

    Finding the Maximum Weight:


    5.4575 g, 6.0270 g, 6.0430 g, 6.0440 g, 6.0591 g

    Finding the Minimum Weight:


    5.4575 g, 6.0270 g, 6.0430 g, 6.0440 g, 6.0591 g

    Finding the Range:


    6.0591 g−5.4575 g=0.6016 g

    Finding the Standard Deviation:

    √ 0.27502 g
    4
    =√ 0.068 755 g=0.262 21 g

    Finding the Absolute Deviation:


    A=6.0430 g−5.9261 2 g=0.116 88 g
    B=6.0270 g−5.92612 g=0.100 88 g
    C=6.0591 g−5.9261 2 g=0.13 298 g
    D=5.4575 g−5.92612 g=−0.4686 2 g
    E=6.0440 g−5.9261 2 g=0.117 88 g

    Finding the Sum of Absolute Deviation of each coin:


    0.116 88 g−0.100 88 g−0.13 298 g−(−0.4686 2 g )−0.117 88 g=0 g

    Finding the Square of the Absolute Deviation:


    A=¿
    B=¿
    C=¿
    D=¿
    E=¿

    Finding the Sum of the Square of Absolute Deviation:


    0.013 66 g+0.010 18 g +0.017 68 g+0.2196 0 g+0.0139 0 g=0.275 02 g

    II. WEIGHING BY DIFFERENCE

    Weight of 5 coins as a group, g Coin Individual Weights


    29.6300 g Identity by Difference
    Weight of coins as a group after A
    removing coin A 23.5874 g 6.0426 g
    Weight of coins as a group after B
    removing coins A and B 17.5606 g 6.0268 g
    Weight of coins as a group after C
    removing coins A, B and C 11.5015 g 6.0591 g
    Republic of the Philippines
    Northwest Samar State University
    Rueda St., Calbayog City 6710
    Website: http//www.nwssu.edu.ph
    Email: main@nwssu.edu.ph
    Telefax: (055) 2093657
    ISO 9001:2015 Certified

    Weight of coins as a group after D


    removing coins A, B, C and D 6.0440 g 5.4575
    Weight of coins as a group after E
    removing coins A, B, C, D and E 0.0001 g 6,0439 g

    COMPUTATIONS:
    X – is the weight of the 5 coins as a group
    X =29.6306 g
    A=X− ( X− A )=29.630 0 g−23.587 4 g=6.04 26 g
    B=( X− A ) −( X− A−B )=23.587 4 g−17.5606 g=6.02 68 g
    C=( X −A−B ) −( X− A−B−C )=17.5606 g−11.5015 g=6.0591 g
    D= ( X− A−B−C )−( X − A−B−C−D )=11.5015 g−6.0440 g=5.4575 g
    E=( X− A−B−C−D )−( X −A−B−C−D−E ) =6.0440 g−0 .0001 g=6.04 39 g

    Instructor’s Signature/Date
    Republic of the Philippines
    Northwest Samar State University
    Rueda St., Calbayog City 6710
    Website: http//www.nwssu.edu.ph
    Email: main@nwssu.edu.ph
    Telefax: (055) 2093657
    ISO 9001:2015 Certified

    Student Name: Tristan B. Diomangay Signature:


    Course/Section: BSED Science 2 Group No.: 3
    Instructor: Rene John Escal Date: /02/14/23/

    Exercise No. 2
    MAKING QUANTITATIVE TRANSFERS

    DATA SHEET

    Weight of 50-mL beaker, g 43.1 g


    Weight of 50-mL beaker after taring, g 43.5 g
    Weight of solid KMnO4, g 0.4 g
    Volume of KMnO4 solution, moles 20 mL
    KMnO4/mL solution
    Molarity of KMnO4 solution, moles 0.0001 moles KMnO4/mL
    KMnO4/mL solution
    Number of washings that is required to 3
    quantitatively transfer the
    permanganate from the beaker of the
    flask.

    COMPUTATION:
    mol MKnO 4 =158.0340 g /mol

    Solving for the weight of KMnO4:


    43.5 g−43.1 g=0.4 g

    Solving for the number of moles of KMnO 4 to be dissolved in solution:


    0.4 g ÷ 158.0340 g /mol=0.0025 mol

    Solving for the molarity of KMnO4 solution:


    0.0025 mol /20 mL=0.0001 mol KMnO 4 / mL

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