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Help [Chemistry] Identifying Sources of Error User Name Remember Me? Password Register sources of error in marking Blogs FAQ Community iTrader Arcade Calendar Today's Posts Search Community Links Pictures & Albums Members List Search Forums sources of error in measurement Show Threads Show Posts Tag Search Advanced Search Search Blogs Tag Search Advanced Search Go to Page... Looking for a new MMO? TryLeague of LegendsRating: 8.3 LinkBack Thread Tools https://www.reference.com/science/sources-error-chemistry-lab-e62cc6cf8f29e393 Display Modes 04-15-2009 #1 (permalink) Pathos ~_~ Games Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 619 iTrader: (0) [Chemistry] Identifying Sources of Error I did a lab experiment in class a couple of weeks ago. We had to use calcium chloride and sodium carbonate to create chalk. The materials used were: three 250 mL beakers ring stand 2.5 grams sodium carbonate http://ggftw.com/forum/homework-help/44694-chemistry-identifying-sources-error.html one Funnel 2 Stirring rods filter clamp distilled water 25 mL graduated cylinder electronic balance filter paper 2.2 grams calcium chloride I'm kind of stumped on identifying sources of error. We aren't allowed to identify human errors as experimental sources of error. I already mentioned a few sources of error, such as: Loss of product (chalk) during the filtration process Impure reactants and side reactions Also, my chemistry teacher says calibration of tools (balances, thermometers, etc) and measurement errors are not valid. What other kinds of sources of error could there possibly be? Get rid of this ad by registering for our community. 04-15-2009 #2 (permalink) Deity Back from the Grave Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Toronto, ON Posts: 1,261 iTrader: (0) IGN: BattleGod Guild: Titans Cross contamination? You never know if the beakers you used and other equipment used to hold the compounds were properly cleaned by other students or not. __________________ Deity, 70 + 77 Dainn, Inactive BattleGod, 68 + 82 + 74 Sieg, Casual PvPer 04-15-2009 #3 (permalink) Deity Back from the G
You Are Here: Home » Chemistry Practicals / SPA » O Level Chemistry: Practical / SPA Tips O Level Chemistry: Practical / SPA Tips Written on November 2, 2007 by Sean Chua in Chemistry Practicals / SPA 3 Comments http://www.simplechemconcepts.com/chemistry-question-practical-qns/ "Hey can you pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeee help me with a qn. This is for the chemistry spa I would be sitting tmr (SEC 3) During an acid base titration, what are the possible sources of experimental error? http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=1330863 It would be great If I could get a reply today bcos as I have mentioned earlier I am sitting for the science practical O LEVELS tmr!!" THANKS. Three most common ones are: 1) Parallax of error Error - Wrong placing of the eye while taking readings 2) Meniscus reading - Should be done at the bottom of the meniscus curve, not above or within the curve 3) Washing of the conical flask with analyte before titration. This causes additional amount of analyte to be included into the flask (in addition to the actual amount that you intended to pipette in) Sean www.SimpleChemConcepts Related Articles: O-Level Chemistry: Measurement sources of error of Volumes of Liquids O Level Chemistry: SPA - Possible Practical Questions O Level Chemistry - Rate of Reaction Mini Series Part 1 Chemistry Phenomenon - Industrial Use of Melamine More Errors in Marshall Cavendish GCE ‘O’ Level “Chemistry Matters” Textbook – Part 3 Share with your friendsSean ChuaMany people talked about teaching Chemistry, I simply LOVE it. I am a passionate Chemistry Coach based in Singapore, Southeast-Asia and aspire to be one of the most dynamic, powerful and humorous speakers in Asia. My 16+ years of coaching experience has equipped me to understand the true reasons why students are not able to perform well in Chemistry, and allow me to structure my teaching methodology to cater to different levels of learners. If you have found this post useful, please share it with your friends. I would really appreciate it! Sean Chua 3 Comments - Leave your comment! « Previous PostNext Post » 3 Responses to O Level Chemistry: Practical / SPA Tips Fiona February 27, 2010 | 12:57 pm Hi Sean, what are the possible sources of error for a SPA topic on speed of reaction. Hope you can help me, thanks. Fiona. Reply fran September 12, 2010 | 3:30 pm Heyy, I was looking through your site and
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