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    This document is a lab report template for an experiment on determining the density and atomic spacing in a solid material. It includes sections for an introduction, results and calculations, formula used and workings, discussion and conclusion, and questions. The results and calculations section asks the student to measure and record the length, width, thickness, and mass of the sample and calculate values for volume, density, mass of the unit cell, volume of the unit cell, length of the cell, and shortest distance between atoms. It provides 13 marks for this section.

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    This document is a lab report template for an experiment on determining the density and atomic spacing in a solid material. It includes sections for an introduction, results and calculations, formula used and workings, discussion and conclusion, and questions. The results and calculations section asks the student to measure and record the length, width, thickness, and mass of the sample and calculate values for volume, density, mass of the unit cell, volume of the unit cell, length of the cell, and shortest distance between atoms. It provides 13 marks for this section.

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    This document is a lab report template for an experiment on determining the density and atomic spacing in a solid material. It includes sections for an introduction, results and calculations, formula used and workings, discussion and conclusion, and questions. The results and calculations section asks the student to measure and record the length, width, thickness, and mass of the sample and calculate values for volume, density, mass of the unit cell, volume of the unit cell, length of the cell, and shortest distance between atoms. It provides 13 marks for this section.

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    ONLINE EXP.

    01:
    DENSITY AND ATOMIC SPACING IN A SOLID
    LAB REPORT TEMPLATE

    _______________________________________________________________________________________

    SURNAME: STUDENT #:

    FIRST NAME: DATE:

    TITLE: DENSITY AND ATOMIC SPACING IN A SOLID

     INTRODUCTION [1 mark]
    OBJECTIVE:

     RESULTS & CALCULATIONS [13 marks]


    Fill in …

    Instrument Value Error in


    Quantity Mean
    Name Error (cm) mean

    Length Meter rule ... 18.1


    18.0
    18.2 ... ...

    Width Vernier caliper ... …


    …
    … ... ...

    Thickness Vernier caliper ... 1.00 x 10-1

    0.99 x 10-1

    0.98 x 10-1 ... ...

    Value (kg)
    Electronic
    Mass ... 39.9 x 10-3 ... ...
    balance
    Quantity Value Absolute error Relative Error
    Volume of the sample ... ... ...
    Density ... ... ...
    Mass of one unit cell ...
    Volume of the unit cell ... ... ...
    Length of the cell a ... ... ...
    Shortest distance d ... ... ...

     FORMULA USED & WORKINGS [7 marks]


    Please show ALL workings involved in this lab
     DISCUSSION & CONCLUSION [2 marks]
    Compare experimental ad theoretical a, give conclusion

     QUESTIONS

    1. Why were you advised to measure the dimensions of the iron sample at different points
    along the sample? [1 mark]

    2. Describe an experiment to determine whether a disc of metal (a coin, for example) is iron.
    What conclusions would one draw from the two possible outcomes? [1 mark]

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