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Attractive Intermolecular Forces for hydrogen iodide (HI)
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Intermolecular forces are the glue that hold many materials together. They give many substances their properties.
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<strong>PART I: Resistors</strong>
Take out the components from your lab kit.
Remember the things we learned in the Lab Intro:
Ohm's Law: ?=??V=IR.
Resistors in Series: ???=?1+?2+...Req=R1+R2+...
Resistors in Parallel: 1???=1?1+1?2+...1Req=1R1+1R2+...
?? What is the voltage of your battery? (measure it)
?? To make sure you don't break the multimeter we're going to calculate the minimum resistance that we can connect to the battery. If you want a maximum possible current of 150 mA, what is the smallest resistance you can attach to your battery?
Make sure that the equivalent resistance you attach to your battery is always at least the value you found in the last question.
Choose any two identical resistors.
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Put the two identical resistors in series (NO BATTERY yet) like this:
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??What is the actual equivalent resistance you measure(??Re)?
??Calculate the percent error of the measure value from the predicted value:
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Choose any two different resistors (but not TOO different)
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Put the two resistors in series (NO BATTERY yet) like this:
??What is the predicted value of the equivalent resistance(??Rp)?
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??Calculate the percent error of the measure value from the predicted value.
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?? Circuit 1
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?? Circuit 1 (without the Ammeter)
?? Change the multimeter to Voltmeter mode (using the 2000 mV range). Close the switch. What is the voltageacross (i) the battery, (ii) the switch), and (iii) the resistor? NOTE: Remember the battery voltage is positive and theother ones are negative or zero .
?? What does the sum of the voltages add up to? Is it as expected? Explain.
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<strong>PART III: 2 Resistor Series Circuit</strong>
??Set up Circuit 2 (2 resistors in series) shown below using a 100 ohm resistor and a 20 ohm resistor. (in all cases, if you don't have the required resistors use the closest resistors you have. Take a picture of your physical circuit setup and include it here.
?? Circuit 2
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?? Measure the actual equivalent resistance of this circuit. (make sure the switch is off for this part)
?? What do you expect the current to be (i) through the battery, (ii) between the resistors?
?? Measure the current at those two points. Is it as expected?
?? What do you expect the voltage drop across each resistor to be? Explain.
?? Measure the voltage across each resistor. Is it as expected?
Open the switch
<strong>PART IV: 2 Resistor Parallel Circuit</strong>
??Set up Circuit 2 shown below using a 100 ohm resistor and a 20 ohm resistor. This is 2 resistors in parallel. Take a picture of your physical circuit setup and include it here
?? Circuit 3
?? Calculate the expected equivalent resistance of this circuit.
?? Measure the actual equivalent resistance of this circuit. (make sure the switch is off for this part)
?? What do you expect the current to be through (i) the battery, (ii) the 100 ohm resistor (iii) the 20 ohm resistor?
?? Measure the current at those three points. Is it as expected?
?? What do you expect the voltage drop across each resistor to be? Explain.
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Population Detail the
population
Identifies the
population
List the population Does not address
section
Evaluate Evaluates the
population (size,
seriousness,
special needs,
etc.)
Reviews the
population (size,
seriousness,
special needs,
etc.).
Names the
population (size,
seriousness,
special needs,
etc.).
Does not address
section
Assesses Assesses why
there should be a
formal case
management
program.
Explains why
there should be a
formal case
management
program.
Lists why there
should be a formal
case management
program.
Does not address
section
Potential
benefits
Argues the
potential benefits
to implementing a
systematic case
management plan
(economics,
quality of
life/care, social
disruption, etc.).
Classifies the
potential benefits
to implementing a
systematic case
management plan
(economics,
quality of
life/care, social
disruption, etc.).
Lists the potential
benefits to
implementing a
systematic case
management plan
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quality of
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disruption, etc.)
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section
Analyze Analyzes why
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nursing should
coordinate this
plan of care.
Lists why nursing
should coordinate
this plan of care.
Does not address
section
Identify Identifies the
other team
members who
should be
included and
why.
Recognizes the
other team
members who
should be
included and why.
Lists the other
team members
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Grammar,
Spelling, and
Punctuation
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Include answers to all questions below with a ??.
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Very Helpful videos: Video 1 (Links to an external site.) on using Multimeter, Video 2 (Links to an external site.) with extra details
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Take out the components from your lab kit.
Remember the things we learned in the Lab Intro:
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Resistors in Series: ???=?1+?2+...Req=R1+R2+...
Resistors in Parallel: 1???=1?1+1?2+...1Req=1R1+1R2+...
?? What is the voltage of your battery? (measure it)
?? To make sure you don't break the multimeter we're going to calculate the minimum resistance that we can connect to the battery. If you want a maximum possible current of 150 mA, what is the smallest resistance you can attach to your battery?
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?? Circuit 1
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?? Change the multimeter to Voltmeter mode (using the 2000 mV range). Close the switch. What is the voltageacross (i) the battery, (ii) the switch), and (iii) the resistor? NOTE: Remember the battery voltage is positive and theother ones are negative or zero .
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?? Circuit 2
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?? What do you expect the voltage drop across each resistor to be? Explain.
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??Set up Circuit 2 shown below using a 100 ohm resistor and a 20 ohm resistor. This is 2 resistors in parallel. Take a picture of your physical circuit setup and include it here
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population that incorporates the role of insurance, health care finance, and utilization of
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Population Detail the
population
Identifies the
population
List the population Does not address
section
Evaluate Evaluates the
population (size,
seriousness,
special needs,
etc.)
Reviews the
population (size,
seriousness,
special needs,
etc.).
Names the
population (size,
seriousness,
special needs,
etc.).
Does not address
section
Assesses Assesses why
there should be a
formal case
management
program.
Explains why
there should be a
formal case
management
program.
Lists why there
should be a formal
case management
program.
Does not address
section
Potential
benefits
Argues the
potential benefits
to implementing a
systematic case
management plan
(economics,
quality of
life/care, social
disruption, etc.).
Classifies the
potential benefits
to implementing a
systematic case
management plan
(economics,
quality of
life/care, social
disruption, etc.).
Lists the potential
benefits to
implementing a
systematic case
management plan
(economics,
quality of
life/care, social
disruption, etc.)
Does not address
section
Analyze Analyzes why
nursing should
coordinate this
plan of care.
Discusses why
nursing should
coordinate this
plan of care.
Lists why nursing
should coordinate
this plan of care.
Does not address
section
Identify Identifies the
other team
members who
should be
included and
why.
Recognizes the
other team
members who
should be
included and why.
Lists the other
team members
who should be
included and why.
Does not address
sectionAPA,
Grammar,
Spelling, and
Punctuation
No errors in APA,
Spelling, and
Punctuation.
One to three
errors in APA,
Spelling, and
Punctuation.
Four to six errors
in APA, Spelling,
and Punctuation.
Seven or more
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