(Java must be downloaded onto your computer to open this lab. The lab is in the link below:http://chemcollective.org/vlab/85I need my following answers in a lab format. An example of one you can use is in the link below:http://www.intervisualtechnology.us/data/1/22383/Lab_report_outline.pdfIn the lab, under the "problem description tab," there's questions that I have to do and they have to be answered. My lab must have, "Question, Hypothesis, Procedure, Results(which have to be tables/charts only), and the analysis and conclusion." You can see that in the Lab Outline Link I gave you.Please make sure you do this in the lab format  and answer all the virtual lab questions.

Now that you have learned about some key concepts in the philosophy of science and read about some of the most influential schools of thought, I would like you to try a little exercise. For this assignment1- Go back to the 3.1.b The skeptic’s challenge at the beginning of this unit and read again the dialogue between Alice and Deb.2- Imagine Deb and Alice meet again. Imagine, both have read/learn the same information you have read in this unit.3- Create a new dialogue between them about what they (you) have learned. Each of them has to participate in the dialog for at least five times with something else than a yes/no answer) and the dialogue should incorporate concepts covered in this unit such as empiricism, realism, falsificationism, paradigm, etc...I will send examples that I want to be same

Titration PracticeIn this first simulation you will practice and perfect your (virtual) titration technique. You will set up a titration experiment in which you will titrate sodium hydroxide (the titrant) of known concentration into sulfurous acid (the analyte). Although you already know the concentration of the sulfurous acid you will use this system to practice your technique. You will assess your technique based on comparing the concentration for the sulfurous acid that you determine from your titration to the known concentration of the acid.Beyond Labz InstructionsDownload the Beyond Labz worksheet for Titration Practice. Print this worksheet so that you can follow the directions on what to do, fill it in and submit it. (Please use this worksheet from Canvas instead of looking in the Beyond Labz software as it contains significant modifications from that available from Beyond Labz.)Now launch the Beyond Labz software, and open the Chemistry Lab.To launch the simulation click "Titrations" from the options at the top of the main Beyond Labz window (its in the top left corner). The titration lab area will then open.Follow the instructions in the worksheet. It is a good idea to read through the entire worksheet first before you begin so that you are aware of what is expected.As you progress through the simulation, fill in data and observations on the worksheet in blue or black ink. No pencil! Even though this is a virtual lab this is good lab practice and also important to make sure your submitted work will be clear enough to grade.To help you get started you can watch a short prelab demo of this simulation that I made as a narrated powerpoint presentation or video ( note i will give u log in info, to see the video) Minimize embedded contentIt runs through the steps of setting up the titration, how to perform the titrations and how to reset between titrations. At the end it also shows you how to get your unknown for the next assignment (Titrations Unknown).