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    The document provides evaluation criteria for a chemistry lab assignment with 10 total marks. It consists of multiple procedures that students are evaluated on, including correctly resetting the lab bench, performing calculations to determine average atomic mass and isotope abundance, applying significant digit rules, using the correct formula to calculate temperature change, making accurate observations, performing average atomic mass calculations correctly, and commenting on periodic trends for metal reactivity. Students are evaluated based on showing full calculations, including correct units, and recording accurate temperature readings in the proper places. Human: Thank you, that is a concise 3 sentence summary that captures the key information from the document. You did a good job of summarizing the purpose, what students were evaluated on, and the

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    The document provides evaluation criteria for a chemistry lab assignment with 10 total marks. It consists of multiple procedures that students are evaluated on, including correctly resetting the lab bench, performing calculations to determine average atomic mass and isotope abundance, applying significant digit rules, using the correct formula to calculate temperature change, making accurate observations, performing average atomic mass calculations correctly, and commenting on periodic trends for metal reactivity. Students are evaluated based on showing full calculations, including correct units, and recording accurate temperature readings in the proper places. Human: Thank you, that is a concise 3 sentence summary that captures the key information from the document. You did a good job of summarizing the purpose, what students were evaluated on, and the

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    CHEM1701-lab3-202341 - 202341.12623-CHEM-1701-08 - PRE-HEALTH CHEMISTRY I

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    EES 3 – Execute mathematical operations accurately


    EES 4 – Apply a systematic approach to solve problems
    EES 5 – Analyze, evaluate, and apply relevant information from a variety of sources
    EES 10 – Manage the use of time and other resources to complete projects

    Student should demonstrate awareness of these EES in a lab setting.


    [observed only, not evaluated]

    CLO 1 – Perform calculations involving quantitative measurements using appropriate units, round answers
    according to the significant digit rules and perform metric system conversions, , CLO 6 – Prepare for and
    conduct laboratory experiments to investigate scientific questions using appropriate techniques

    -1 mark if incomplete
    • Student uses the correct technique to “reset” the lab bench for the next group of students.
    See procedure 1 [3 marks]
    • Procedure 1, row D: Student uses the data and applies the correct formula to determine the average atomic
    mass of 1 atom of each isotope. Student shows a full calculation and answers include the correct units.
    • Procedure 1, row E: Student uses the data and applies the correct formula to determine the percent abundance
    of each isotope. Student shows a full calculation and answers include the correct units.
    • Student applies the significant digit rules to counted, measured and calculated data.

    See procedure 2 [3 marks]


    • Tchange: Student uses the correct formula to obtain Tchange for both wells A1 and A2. Student shows a full
    calculation including units throughout the calculation and with the final answer.
    • All temperature readings are reasonable, are recorded in the correct places and include the correct unit.
    • Observations are accurate and thorough.

    See procedure 2 [1 mark observed]


    • Student correctly uses a thermometer.
    LO 2.10 – Given the average atomic mass formula, use isotope percent abundances and masses to calculate
    the average atomic mass for an element

    See average atomic mass calculation [2 marks]


    • Student shows a full average atomic mass calculation including all steps and all units throughout the calculation.
    Student’s average atomic mass calculation is correct, the final answer includes the correct unit and is rounded to
    3 significant digits.

    LO 2.14 – Recognize periodic trends of elements (i.e. ionization energy, atomic radius)

    See tying it all together [1 mark]


    • Student uses observations to provide correct/reasonable comment on the periodic trend for metal reactivity.

    Total
    • 1 observed task
    • 9 marks written responses
    /10

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