Mendelian lab graph


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Pressure in Popcorn Lab

Image
1-4) calculations, conversions, and formulas used are all listed above. found our total pressure was 21.3 atmospheres. initial mass was .0033 mole of H2O. 5. The atmospheric pressure we receive daily throughout our lives is constantly around us while the pressure of the water vapor in the kernel was trying to escape and the pressure on the kernel eventually could not endure any more and became popcorn 6. I believe not all the kernels popped due to differences in the amount of water in the kernel, the more the water the easier it was to pop but the kernels with less water had a harder time to pop 7.A potential error for this lab could be the exact temperature at which the kernels popped because if kernels pop at different times there can be differences in temperature.
Read more

Limiting reagent lab

Image
 1. What are the limiting and excess reagents for each flask? How did you determine this? the limiting reagent was the sodium bicarbonate because during each test it was completely used. while the excess reagent is the vinegar because there was always some vinegar left. 2. How is the amount of product in a reaction affected by an insufficient quantity of any of the reactants (reagents)?  The amount of product is reduced because if there is an insufficient amount of any of the reactants then only so much of the final product can be made until there is only one of the reactants remaining. 3. Which balloon was the largest? Explain. The largest balloon was the purple balloon because it had the largest volume from pouring in the most sodium bicarbonate which caused a reaction that produced the most CO2 filling the balloon  4. Which balloon was the smallest? Explain. The blue balloon was the smallest because in contrary to the purple the lest amount of...
Read more

Hall of Fame event EC

The Bellarmine Hall of Fame Event was a very special experience that i am very grateful to have witnessed. The Hall of Fame honors former Bell graduates who have excelled as athletes, scholars, business men, men of fine arts, science/ medicine developers or men who have taken a big role in serving our community are given the chance to celebrate their accomplishments. For me it was inspiring to see former Bells come back to the community to inspire and share their accomplishments/ knowledge with current Bellarmine students. Each and every person nominated clearly showed ignation values and acted as men for and with others. Truly inspirational and i am grateful to have had the chance to come to this event. Someday i hope i can be up there just like them.
Read more