Assignment Details

Chem A- Finish lab data table (see below)

2018-2019

Chemistry (A)

Date Due

Aug. 29, 2018

Additional Info
  • Make sure your lab data table for Part B #10 is printed out and ready to go, with plenty of space for writing observations (each partner needs to be recording data separately). It might be good to use the chart function in Word (or possibly Excel?), so that you can edit your data table if needed. Think about how many controlled experiments would you need to do in order to test every single possible combination of the 4 chemicals? If you are wondering why "4" and not "3," it means you need to reread the entire "background" information one more time, slowly. Remember to include every 2-chemical as well as 3-chemical combination in your data table. There is no one "right" way to do this. I have seen many different styles of data tables. They need to be neat, thorough, and have enough space to write your observations.
  • We will finish the lab in class
  • If time allows, read pp. R2-R7 in the element handbook at the end of your textbook and take the "sodium IQ" test on p.R7 and see how you do! (not to turn in)