Hon Chemistry 9-6-22 ID of Unknown Lab

HONORS CHEMISTRY – Happy use your brain day!! Can you now use what you’ve learned about density? Who is going to be your spokesperson? When is your lab going to be due? Do you need two due dates???

Can’t wait to “watch” you work!

Print Friendly, PDF & Email

112 thoughts on “Hon Chemistry 9-6-22 ID of Unknown Lab

  1. My Milky block
    Width=3.9 cm
    Length=6.6 cm
    Height=2.6 cm
    Volume=LxWxH
    V=6.6 cm x 3.9 cm x 2.6 cm
    Volume= 66.9 cm^3
    Mass= 59.6 g
    D=m/V
    D= 59.6 g/ 66.9 cm^3
    D= 0.890 g/cm^3

  2. Color Black

    V=l^3
    V= 12.20cm * 4.15cm * 1.30cm
    V= 65.82cm^3

    m= 65.96g

    D= m/V
    D= 65.96g/ 65.82cm^3
    D=1.00 g/cm^3

    Averaged Density= 0.99 g / cm^3

    Block name Beta

  3. Milky
    Width-7.32cm
    Height-1.25cm
    Length-4.50cm
    Volume= l x w x h
    Volume=(4.50cm)x(7.32cm)x(1.25cm)
    Volume- 41.175cm^3
    Mass=36.60g
    Density=Mass/volume
    Density=36.60g/41.175cm^3=0.889g/cm^3
    Density=0.889g/cm^3

  4. Short White block
    Mass-38.58g
    Length-8.80cm
    Width-4.20cm
    Height-1.90cm
    V=l x w x h
    V=8.80cm x 4.20cm x 1.90cm
    V=70.2cm^3
    D=m/V
    D=38.5g/70.2cm^3
    D=0.548g/cm^3
    Mass – 38.5g
    Volume – 70.2cm^3
    Density – 0.548g/cm^3

  5. 1) mannings block:
    m=79.09g (electric balance)
    (l=7.60cm; w=8.25cm; h=1.30cm—ruler)
    V=lwh
    V= 81.51cm^3
    D=m/V
    D=0.97g/cm^3

    2) olivias block:
    m=82.70g (electric balance)
    (L=11.22cm; w=5.90cm; h=1.25cm—ruler)
    V=lwh
    V=82.75cm^3
    D=m/V
    D= 1.00g/cm^3

    3) Jackson’s block:
    m=65.96g (electric balance)
    (l=12.20cm;w=4.15cm; h=1.30cm—ruler)
    V=lwh
    V=65.82cm^3
    D=m/V
    D=1.00g/cm3

    Average: 0.97g/cm^3 + 1.00g/cm^3 + 1.00g/cm^3 = 2.97g/cm^3
    2.97g/cm^3/3 = 0.99g/cm^3

    Manning, Jackson Reeves, and I think that the average of the density of our block (0.99 g/cm^3) is closest to the density of Beta (0.967g/cm^3).

  6. Milky
    L- 10.4 cm
    W- 5.2 cm
    H- 1.2 cm
    LxWxH
    10.4 cm x 5.2 cm x 1.2 cm
    64.896cm^3
    Weight- 61.62g
    D= m/V
    D= 61.62g/64.896cm^3
    D= 0.950g/cm^3

  7. my clear block has:
    v=l•w•h
    v= 4.20 cm • 4.50 cm • 2.20 cm
    volume: 41.58 cm^3
    mass: 49.76 g
    d=m/v
    d= 49.76 g/ 41.58 cm^3
    d= 1.198 g/cm^3

  8. Reese’s clear block:
    mass: 67.95g (electric balance)

    length: 6.80cm (ruler)
    width: 3.49cm (ruler)
    height: 2.38cm (ruler)

    V=l x w x h
    V=(6.80cm)x(3.49cm)x(2.38cm)
    V=56.4821cm^3

    D=m/V
    D=67.95g/56.4821cm^3
    D=1.20g/cm^3

  9. Paper White Blocks:

    Hollie’s Block
    mass=57.09g (balance)
    (l=7.61cm; w=7.61cm; h=1.81cm (ruler))
    V=lwh
    V=104.82cm^3
    D=m/V
    D=57.09/104.82
    D=0.545g/cm^3

    Reed River’s Block
    mass=38.5g(electric balance)
    (l=8.80 cm; w=4.20cm; h=1.80cm)
    V=70.2cm^3
    D=m/V
    D=38.5g/70.2cm^3
    D=0.548g/cm^3

    Reid Russel’s Block
    Volume= l x w x h
    Length= 14.25 cm
    Width= 3.15 cm
    Height= 1.15 cm
    V= 51.62 cm^ 3
    m= 31.74g
    D=m/V
    D=31.74g/ 52.62cm^3
    D= 0.615 g/cm^3

    Average: 0.545g/cm^3 + 0.615 g/cm^3+ 0.548g/cm^3 =0.569

    Most likely alpha block

  10. Hollie’s Paper White Block
    mass=57.09g (balance)
    (l=7.61cm; w=7.61cm; h=1.81cm (ruler))
    V=lwh
    V=104.82cm^3
    D=m/V
    D=57.09/104.82
    D=0.545g/cm^3

  11. My Milky block
    Width=3.9 cm
    Length=6.6 cm
    Height=2.6 cm
    Volume=LxWxH
    V=6.6 cm x 3.9 cm x 2.6 cm
    Volume= 66.9 cm^3
    Mass= 59.60 g
    D=m/V
    D= 59.60 g/ 66.9 cm^3
    D= 0.890 g/cm^3

  12. Griffin’s Milky block
    Width=3.9 cm (ruler)
    Length=6.6 cm (ruler)
    Height=2.6 cm (ruler)
    Volume=LxWxH
    V=6.6 cm x 3.9 cm x 2.6 cm
    Volume= 66.9 cm^3
    Mass= 59.60 g (electric balance)
    D=m/V
    D= 59.60 g/ 66.9 cm^3
    D= 0.890 g/cm^3

  13. Olivia’s block:
    m=82.70g (measured with an electric balance)
    (L=11.22cm; w=5.90cm; h=1.25cm—measured with a ruler)
    V=lwh
    V=82.75cm^3
    D=m/V
    D=82.70g/ 82.75cm^3
    D= 1.00g/cm^3

  14. Olivia’s black block:
    m=82.70g (measured with an electric balance)
    (L=11.22cm; w=5.90cm; h=1.25cm—measured with a ruler)
    V=lwh
    V=82.75cm^3
    D=m/V
    D=82.70g/ 82.75cm^3
    D= 1.00g/cm^3

  15. Reed’s Short White block

    Mass-38.58g (E-balance)

    Length-8.80cm (Ruler)
    Width-4.20cm (Ruler)
    Height-1.90cm (Ruler)

    V=l x w x h
    V=(8.80cm) x (4.20cm) x (1.90cm)
    V=70.22cm^3

    D=m/V
    D=38.58g/70.22cm^3
    D=0.5494g/cm^3

    Mass – 38.58g
    Volume – 70.22cm^3
    Density – 0.5494g/cm^3

  16. Reed’s Short White block

    Mass-38.58g (E-balance)

    Length-8.80cm (Ruler)
    Width-4.20cm (Ruler)
    Height-1.90cm (Ruler)

    V=l x w x h
    V=(8.80cm) x (4.20cm) x (1.90cm)
    V=70.22cm^3

    D=m/V
    D=38.58g/70.22cm^3
    D=0.5494g/cm^3

  17. Moriah’s Black Block:
    m = 110.78g (electronic balance)
    l = 9.60cm (ruler)
    w = 4.60cm (ruler)
    h = 2.55cm (ruler)

    V = l x w x h
    V = (9.60cm)(4.60cm)(2.55cm)
    V = 112.608 cm^3

    D = m/V
    D = 110.78g / 112.608 cm^3
    D = 0.98377 g/cm^3

  18. Alex’s Clear Block:
    mass= 49.76 g (electronic balance)

    length= 4.20 cm (ruler)
    width= 4.50 cm (ruler)
    height= 2.20 cm (ruler)
    V= l x w x h
    V= (4.20 cm) x (4.50 cm) x ( 2.20 cm)
    V= 41.58 cm^3

    D= m/V
    D= 49.76 g/ 41.58 cm^3
    D= 1.197 g/cm^3

  19. This week I finished the coin mass lab. I struggled with it at first because I couldn’t balance the ruler, but I eventually got it to balance and finished my project. I give myself a 4.

  20. This week I was able to stay on top of homework assignments by using kahoots, quizlets, and class group chats in order to fully take advantage of the tools and resources that are open to me. This is so I can be better prepared for class and future tests. Based on this reflection, I give myself a 3 out of 5 because there are still things I could have done better.

  21. I would give myself four stars for this week. I was pleased, but frustrated, with my test this week. I was pleased with the grade, but I was mad at my careless mistake that led to me not getting the better grade. Additionally, I was pleased at the class’ ability during the Lab of Unknowns to communicate and calculate without speaking. Next test I will use my time more wisely, so that I could help eliminate careless errors.

  22. For this week, I would rate myself 3/5 stars. This week I stayed on top of my work, but was still a little lazy for most of the week. This was mostly due to the three day weekend. I did, however, run further than I ever have in my life, which is something I guess.

  23. This week has been three out of five stars for me. While I may have not gotten the grade I wanted to on my test. I know that I did the best of my ability. From this I have learned for the future a better way to study and take a test.

  24. I would give myself three out of five stars for this week. I was happy with the way I worked hard to study and finish all my assignments while also having after school activities. I didn’t do as good as I wanted to on certain tests/quizzes, but I learned how to better prepare for them in the future by studying a different way. Next time I will try other studying methods as well as focusing on my work!

  25. This week, I would rate myself a 4/5. I did very well on my test, but looking at my mistakes, most of them were careless. I was frustrated at how I could’ve scored higher but was proud of myself for getting an A on the first test.

  26. This week I rate myself four out five. I was happy with my grade on the test, but I could have done better if I didn’t make careless mistakes. I was also happy with how well the class worked together on the ID of Unknowns lab.

  27. This week I’d rate myself a 4/5. I was happy with the way i studied for the test but I made careless mistakes on the test that held me back from getting a much better grade on the test. I think one solution for this could be to practice with time management, as time was the reason I wasn’t able to go back and check over my work and answers like I do on most tests.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *