What could be done to produce better data, and reduce percent error?
please follow these instructions: Ive provided the manual (free energy change-handout) please read that and watch these videos.Watch the following video for further clarification on lab experiment theory:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMSD6Rl7jcA&feature=youtu.beand Watch the following video on the lab experiment corresponding to the lab protocol:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfgKNF4ixHc&feature=youtu.beThen use the data sheet provided to perform the calculations.Include your name and partner(s) name(s)Include date of submission of the reportInclude the name of the course, and the semester (CHEM 1110, Summer 2020)TheoryExplain how you performed the calculations for this labShow your calculations. You may insert an image of your written work, as long as it is clear and organized.1 – 1.5 pagesResults and DiscussionInsert a spreadsheet-formatted scatter plot of ln K vs 1/T. Include a caption, label the axes appropriately, and fit a line to the data points; include the equation of the line on the plot.Insert a table including columns for K, lnK, T, and 1/T. Show your raw data for all of your six samples.Report the enthalpy and entropy changes of dissolution.Compare your values to literature values (you will have to look up data); calculate the percent error for your numbers. Include a table with your data, literature data, and percent error. You should use only sources from .edu sites or from published articles. Blogs, and homework-help sites are not considered credible sources.1 – 2 pagesConclusionsSummary of major resultsWhat could be done to produce better data, and reduce percent error?Suggestions for future students, on how best to approach this lab3 – 6 sentencesReferencesReference your source for the enthalpy and entropy changes of dissolutionReference any sources used for background information on kinetics and rate lawsReference any other sourcesAny reference listed in the references section must be cited at least once in the body of the report. References should be cited using a numeric superscript corresponding to the number of the reference in the references list.Recommendations for equations, figures, and references (from 7/1/20): Example formatting equations, figures, and references.pdfPreview the documentFor formatting references, use the ACS style guide: https://libguides.mq.edu.au/referencing/ACS
