Class Notes 8/27/13
- Grab handouts on variables and experimental design and on substances from the table.
Questions of the Day
- What did you think of the observation lab? What did you learn from it?
- What were the three kinds of variables we talked about yesterday?
- How do chemists classify matter?
Reactions to the Observation Lab
- “It was very interesting”
- “It was a lot of fun”
- Purpose was to learn about how experiments are to be done in this class and to learn about the experimental process
Review of Variables
“Independent Variable
- What I change (As experimenter)
Dependent Variable
- Data
- What I observe and measure
- Qualitative Observations
- No numbers
- Quantitative Observations
- Has numbers and measurements
Controlled Variable
- Everything you try to keep the same from trial to trial”
- Danny Shiller
Classifying Matter![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/9bmTfV28vCduehif2xZ7DKvIpnfgafgwGOFOocsotBvIubyJdDGBxG_pfsShquILU4H7SGNn0Cq5nCn_8zaUvaKeCPFqb_uEx2t4I9ewsqlXob63l3zysX6kAg)
Pure Substances
Elements ![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/jCaD8ceBtvZNUZoJaajyKr5PA0O71MmE-XOD78vSp5U7qQ6ArdO3JMzLFwDyJF6H813_GVEujeCP3eHB01OJlt7wUEfkWTgUd2XngBMAJHieabirX_X9Y17dMQ)
- 110 of these.
- Can’t be broken down.
- All atoms of an element are identical.
Compounds
- Different elements that are combined chemically
Mixtures![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/Re_6SnTC8fQCZgUKx0B5hLOHXKZXlKhnbwQrtZC2hF8E91oNWfhBFg9qYWTLmusM4ZJi3u_ZovI4j2pwh6hXVS0_9LdZkRa2KROcVKFm161Eh_bC7FuHCgtBFw)
Homogeneous
- Same throughout
Heterogeneous
- Different throughout
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