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Determination of Relative atomic mass of lithium  

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Assessed Practical 3 Determination of Relative atomic mass of lithium Jared Ching Evaluation: In general the accuracy of the experiments was good. However with practice, the accuracy could be improved; accuracy being how close the results are to the real answer. I think I have carried pit the experiment as well as I possibly could at the time with the given conditions and time period allowed. I have gained precise results from the practical. However, looking back at the analysis section, the relative atomic mass values I found were not exactly 6.9 as presented in the periodic timetable. Method (1) gave me 8.28; a difference of 1.38 and method (2) gave me 7.37, a difference of 0.43 to the real/reference value. Therefore method (2) proved to be more accurate. Overall the results were good and came close to the real values. There were no anomalous results. Limitations: The main sources of error that I...

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