Unit 6-7 review ii
🧪 INSTRUCTIONS:
1) First, complete the Lab Report(s) posted in Google Classroom
2) Then work to complete the Unit 6-7 Exam Review II (below)
3) Screenshot your name + score to the Google Classroom assignment when finish.
4) See Code: CharlesHelp, Pressure123 or PercentError for extra help.
5) Do not right click, use Ctrl, or Alt keys combinations
1) First, complete the Lab Report(s) posted in Google Classroom
2) Then work to complete the Unit 6-7 Exam Review II (below)
3) Screenshot your name + score to the Google Classroom assignment when finish.
4) See Code: CharlesHelp, Pressure123 or PercentError for extra help.
5) Do not right click, use Ctrl, or Alt keys combinations
Unit 6-7 Exam Review II
Pressure: 1 atm = 101,325 Pa = 101.325 kPa = 14.7 psi = 760 mm Hg = 760 torr
Charlesās Law: V1 / T1 = V2 / T2 ⢠Kelvin = °C + 273
Charlesās Law: V1 / T1 = V2 / T2 ⢠Kelvin = °C + 273
1) Pressure Conversions (Dimensional Analysis)
Build a conversion factor that cancels the given unit and leaves the target unit.
- Write the given as: given Ć factor
- Place the given unit opposite so it cancels.
- Example: 1,000 Pa / 1 kPa converts kPa ā Pa
- Your final unit should match the target unit exactly.
2) Charlesās Law Formula + How to Solve
Use Charlesās Law when pressure stays constant:
V1 / T1 = V2 / T2
- Solve for V2: V2 = V1 Ć (T2 / T1)
- Solve for V1: V1 = V2 Ć (T1 / T2)
- Solve for T2: T2 = T1 Ć (V2 / V1)
- Solve for T1: T1 = T2 Ć (V1 / V2)
3) Temperature Rule
Always convert Celsius to Kelvin before using Charlesās Law:
K = °C + 273
- Convert both T1 and T2 to Kelvin first.
- If the problem asks for a temperature, answer in the requested unit.
- At the same pressure, higher temperature should usually mean larger volume.
4) Theoretical vs Experimental
- Theoretical = what the equation predicts
- Experimental = what was actually measured
- Difference = |theoretical ā experimental|
- Percent Error = (Difference Ć· theoretical) Ć 100
5) Percent Error Help
- First find the difference: |experimental ā theoretical|
- Then divide by the theoretical value.
- Last, multiply by 100 to change it to a percent.
- Formula: (|experimental ā theoretical| Ć· theoretical) Ć 100
- Use absolute value so the difference is always positive.
This run gives 20 questions total: 5 pressure conversion train-track questions, 7 Charlesās Law input questions (1 solve for V1, 1 solve for T1, 1 solve for T2, 2 solve for V2, and 2 theoretical/experimental percent-error questions), and 8 vocabulary / concept multiple-choice questions.
Score appears only at the end. Students should screenshot their name + final score and upload it to the posted Google Classroom assignment.
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Tip: build one factor that cancels the given unit.
Given
Conversion Factor
Answer
Possible points: 3 ā factor numerator + factor denominator + final answer.
Type your answer
Experiment Data Chart
Temps shown in °C (convert to K)
| Data | V1 (mL) | T1 (°C) | T2 (°C) | Experimental V2 (mL) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Measured |
A) Theoretical V2 (mL) ā whole number
B) Difference (mL) ā |theory ā experimental|
C) Percent Error (%) ā one decimal OK
Unit 6-7 Review II Complete
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