Data Analysis Lesson 1.7

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9th - 12th Grade

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Hard

Nicole Jean

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Data Analysis Lesson 1.7

We're going to walk through how to answer questions 1-9 by using this sample data

Multiple Choice

Question 2: What was the final temperature of the metal after it was placed in the water in the calorimeter? How do you know?

99.5⁰C

23.4⁰C

31.6⁰C

67.9⁰C

STOP!
Check that your answer for number 2 is correct according to your data. Make any necessary corrections before moving on.

Multiple Choice

Question #3: Calculate the change in temperature of the metal sample.

ΔT = -67.9⁰C

ΔT = -76.1⁰C

ΔT = 67.9⁰C

ΔT = 99.5⁰C

STOP!
Check that your answer for number 3 is correct according to your data. Make any necessary corrections before moving on.

Multiple Choice

Question #4: Did the water in the calorimeter gain or lose energy when the metal was placed in it? How do you know?

The water lost energy when the metal was placed in it. I know this because the temperature of the water decreased.

The water gained energy when the metal was placed in it. I know this because the temperature of the water increased.

The water gained energy when the metal was placed in it. I know this because the water gave the metal thermal energy.

The water neither gained nor lost energy. I know this because the temperature did not change.

STOP!
Check that your answer for number 4 is correct according to your data. Make any necessary corrections before moving on.

Multiple Choice

Question #5: Did the metal sample gain or lose energy when it was placed in the water in the calorimeter? How do you know?

The metal sample lost energy. I know this because it looked different.

The metal sample neither gained nor lost energy. I know this because the temperature remained the same.

The metal sample gained energy. I know this because the temperature increased.

The metal sample lost energy. I know this because the temperature decreased.

STOP!
Check that your answer for number 5 is correct according to your data. Make any necessary corrections before moving on.

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Check that your answer for number 6 is correct according to your data. Make any necessary corrections before moving on.

Multiple Choice

Question #7: What is the amount of energy, in joules, lost by the metal sample? Explain how you know.

1,371.04J

-1,371.04J

25.0g

31.6⁰C

STOP!
Check that your answer for number 7 is correct according to your data. Make any necessary corrections before moving on.

Fill in the Blanks

STOP!
Check that your answer for number 8 is correct according to your data. Make any necessary corrections.

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