Our experiments began on day one by filling a 400ml beaker with ice and an arbitrary amount of rock salt in order for our…
The experiment indicates some systematic errors with some of the equipment we used. For example, if we used more accurate thermometers the densities of the water and overall temperature of the water would become more accurate to the true temperature of the water, and decrease the percent error of the data. In my experiment, human error was very relevant. A systematic error also occurred in some of the readings because the water was still cooling down as the experiment went on causing the temperature to change which changed the density of the water. When calculating the density of the water I used -0.0030 g/ °Ccm3 in my calculations instead of -0.00030 g/ °Ccm3.…
dry ice by using the method of displacement volume. Before the experiment, it was thought that the…
4. Why do some volcanic eruptions consist mostly of lava flows, while others are explosive and do not produce flows?…
lava is ryolytic then it has a high viscosity due to its high silica content and its low…
The steps in the lab were to first start off with a burner, ice and water in a beaker, then record time and water temperature. Also, some phase changes in between. Our results were immediate, leading to safe and what I hoped would have happened. The difference between my data and the class’s data would have been a different amount of time the water took to boil. My result did agree with my hypothesis. There has been an error in the measuring since…
Procedure: Using distilled water, premeasured containers and objects determine displacement of fluids and density of objects. Use ice and heat measure temperatures in Celsius, Fahrenheit and Kelvin.…
How the experiment was conducted was first I got the four glasses out and filled each three quarters the way full with water for a measurement. I then poured two glasses of the water into two separate pots and let boil. As soon as they boiled I added the salt to one, sugar to the other, until the solutions were completely saturated. Then very carefully, I poured the salt mixture into two cups, and the sugar mixture into the other cups, being sure the keep the levels equal. With the four pencils I tied a shoe string to the middles, cut long enough to just barely touch the bottom of each cup with the bottom of the string.…
the experiment. The 05 scale based on bubbles is the measurement technique for each experiment. Pour…
The purpose of experiments 3.2 and 3.4 was to determine whether the melting/freezing or boiling point is a characteristic of the property of the substance. A characteristic property is a certain property (physical or chemical) that can determine or identify the substance. For example, density and magnetism are two characteristic properties that can distinguish objects from one another. In this case, we are figuring out whether the melting/freezing or boiling point of a substance will help us find out what the substance is. For experiment 3.2, we recorded the temperature of water and a molten substance every half minute after it was melted. We stopped recording a little after the substance had froze. For experiment 3.4, we recorded the temperature of a given substance, every half minute after the substance began to boil, to find the boiling point.…
The purpose of this experiment is to become familiar with the precision and accuracy of scientific glassware.…
Bright red lava can get as hot as 1165 degrees Fahrenheit while glowing orange lava can get hotter than 1600 degrees Fahrenheit. Lastly the highest temperature that lava has been recorded reaching was…
This is partly due to the fact that the volcano was covered in cloud at high elevation and helicopters were not in use; so, most of the information we have comes from what happened on Highway 11 during the eruption. In the months and years following the eruption, the vents and flows have been examined and mapped extensively, however. The eruption occurred along almost the entire length of the SW rift zone (from 8000 to 13,000 ft) and opened up almost simultaneously (like a zipper) from an essentially continuous vent system. Consequently, lava flows poured down at numerous places on both the west and east side of the rift. The eruption lasted only two weeks but the eruption of 1859 lasted almost a whole year. So, given that the flow volume is 4 to 5 times greater than the 1984 eruption (which lasted 3 weeks) it must have been a spectacular eruption. In places the flows were obviously very fluid and flowing rapidly, since they eroded the bases of prehistoric spatter cones during emplacement. It must have been coming downhill like gangbusters! The lava flow was compositionally very heterogeneous, with the upper part of the rift eruption evolved magmas (MgO 7 wt. %). Compositions became more primitive (MgO up to 10 wt. %) down rift. However, the lowest elevation flows were the somewhat more evolved (MgO 8 wt. %). The data are consistent with mixing of a relatively primitive magma with an evolved magma that may have been residing in the rift zone (this older magma has compositions very similar to the lava produced by the 1949 summit…
Background: The science behind this experiment is that we know that water has a melting point at 0C and a boiling point at 100C. The first part of the graph is the ice changing temperatures from -.2C to 0C. That part of the graph is modeled by MCΔT. The second part of the graph is the ice changing to water. This part of the graph is modeled by MKFusion. The third part of the graph is the water now increasing temperature and going from 0C to 100C. This part of the graph is modeled by MCΔT. The fourth part of the graph is the water changing from a liquid to gas and the graph levels off showing. This part of the graph is modeled by MKVaporization.…
- Each liquid that was used in Part I has its own independent density. Density being the relationship between the mass and volume of a substance. In this portion of the lab we explored relative density, each liquid compared to the others. The corn syrup was the most dense, in comparison to the other liquids. Whereas the vegetable oil was the least dense compared to the other liquids. The liquids in between followed this same principle in their respective orders.…