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Accuracy & Precision:Peer Revision

use experimental measurements in calculations; organize data by compiling it in tables; compute average value from class data anduse the value to calculate absolute deviation and average deviation; recognize the importance of accuracy and precision in scientific measuremtns; and relate the reliability of experimental data to absolute deviation, average deviation, uncertainty, and percent error

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Physical and Chemical Changes

Grade levels: 9-12 Undergrad

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Reading Metric Scales & Metric Conversions

metric conversions

Grade levels: 9-12

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Mole Lab

mole, atom, mass calculation

Grade levels: 6-8 9-12 Undergrad

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Atomic Spectral Lines

atomic spectra; flame lab

Grade levels: 9-12 Undergrad

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Flame Test Lab

Electromagnetic Spectrum

Grade levels: 9-12

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Conservation of Mass (Exploration C1)

conservation of mass; inquiry; synthesis

Grade levels: 9-12 Undergrad

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Density Layering of Liquids Lab

student do a trial and error on figuring out to layer 3 out of the 4 layers of knowns.

Grade levels: 6-8 9-12 Undergrad

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Accuracy & Precision: Calibrating a Pipet

Grade levels: N/A

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Acids & Bases - Conductivity & Properties

conductivity, acid, bases, properties

Grade levels: 9-12 Undergrad

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Evidence of a Chemical Change

observe evidence of a chemical change has taken place; infer from observations that a new substance has been formed; predict types of reactions involved; identify and record observations that show heat is involved in a chemical change; observe the color and solubility of some substances

Grade levels: 9-12 Undergrad

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What's So Special About Bottled Drinking Water?

*Conduct audit of various brands of bottled water * Compare the mineral content of various brands of bottled waters * TAKS inferrence

Grade levels: 6-8 9-12 Undergrad

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Determining the Empirical Formula of Magnesium Oxide

measure the mass of magnesium oxide, perform a synthesis reaction by using gravimetric techniques, determine the empirical formula of magnesium oxide, and calculate the class average and standard deviation of moles of oxygen used.

Grade levels: 9-12 Undergrad

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Mole Lab

Students will perform the lab by observing 5 sample elements on the periodic table. They will obtain the mass to calculate the moles and molecules. They will then review by calculating the protons, neutrons, electrons, and tell if they are metals, nonmetals, metalloids, a description, etc.

Grade levels: 9-12 Undergrad

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Accuracy & Precision: Calibrating a Pipet

Grade levels: 9-12 Undergrad

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Separation of a Mixture

students will separate salt, sand, and water from one another

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Separation of a Mixture

students will separate salt, sand, and water from one another

Grade levels: 9-12 Undergrad

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