Density of Liquids Lab

Title/Name: 5 Points

-Same format as last lab

Introduction: 20 Points

-Background

  • A lot of you were confused about density, talk about how objects can be identified by their density and how every substance has a specified density
  • What is water?
  • Include its Biological Importance
  • Why is the density of water so important?
  • What is Glycerin?
  • What is it?
  • What is it used for?
  • What is Canola Oil
  • What is it?
  • What is it used for?

-Purpose

  • Measure the densities of three unknown liquids
  • Identifying the unknown liquids based on density

-Hypothesis

  • Clear statement about what you believe will happen (Your Theory)

Methods and Materials: 20 Points

-Procedures explained clearly in paragraph form

  • DO NOT GIVE ME A LIST OF PROCEDURE STEPS

-Materials included in the aforementioned paragraph

  • DO NOT GIVE ME A LIST OF MATERIALS

Results: 20 Points

-Include Table 1: Data for Liquids from page 2

-INCLUDE ACTUAL NUMBER CALCULATIONS FOR DENSITY

  • Use proper units:
  • Mass=grams
  • Volume=milliliters
  • Density=grams/milliliter

-Include Table 2: Predicted and Actual Density Column Results

  • Predicted Order of Liquids
  • Actual Order of Liquids

-Include PERCENT ERROR CALCULATIONS

  • For Liquid A
  • For Liquid B
  • For Liquid C

Discussion: 20 points

-Explain your Results, this is the WHY portion of the lab

  • Explain WHY the density column looked the way it did

-Why might have the results not coincided with your data and calculations?

  • What are some possible sources of error?

-Is your percent error high or low?

  • Did your errors cause you to predict incorrectly?

-What could you do in future experiments to limit error?

-Accept or Reject Hypothesis

-Conclusion

  • What did you learn about from this lab?

References: 5 Points

-Proper Citation

-In-text Citation

-REPUTABLE SOURCES!

  • NO EHOW
  • NO WIKIPEDIA OR ANYTHING ELSE WIKI
  • NO ANSWERS.YAHOO
  • NO ASK.COM

Neatness/Grammar/Formatting: 10 Points

-Use proper grammar

-Double-Spaced, 12-point Times New Roman Font

-Use proper lab report format