Laboratory Technique Terms

[ForUs_J&S]

Hi everyone,

How often do lab techniques show in GC? Regardless of how frequently they show up on the real exam, BC seems to have 2 or so questions per test.

Does anyone know the terms associated with each of the following definitions? The below are answer choices to a question but the explanations don't say what the term for each is.

• What do you call an experiment that does not account for change?
• What do you call a measurement that is not properly converted between metric and customary systems?
• What do you call observing an object under water at an angle from above the surface?
• What do you call when the concentration of an acid to be used is not first checked against a standard?

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[dentist_dude]

Hi everyone,

How often do lab techniques show in GC? Regardless of how frequently they show up on the real exam, BC seems to have 2 or so questions per test.

Does anyone know the terms associated with each of the following definitions? The below are answer choices to a question but the explanations don't say what the term for each is.

• What do you call an experiment that does not account for change?
• What do you call a measurement that is not properly converted between metric and customary systems?
• What do you call observing an object under water at an angle from above the surface?
• What do you call when the concentration of an acid to be used is not first checked against a standard?

Which exam where these on! I have done the first 4 and haven't encountered any of these!

 

[ForUs_J&S]

Which exam where these on! I have done the first 4 and haven't encountered any of these!

Number 5! You're almost there 🙂

 

[dentist_dude]

Number 5! You're almost there 🙂

But my exam is tmrw :/

 

[tyjacobs]

Look at my natsci notes I have a gen Chem lab techniques section that should cover most, if not all topics

 

[JLT223]

You will probably have at least 2 on your exam. I had about 4 or 5 on mine.