Measurement Activities in Chemistry Lab: Accuracy, Precision, and Estimation Techniques

Feb 16, 2026

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This document outlines a set of measurement activities conducted in a Chemistry Lab during Fall 2011. Students engaged in practical exercises to estimate and determine measurements of various items including the length of a glow stick in centimeters, the weight of a tea light candle in grams, the volume of an orange cup, and the temperature of cold tap water in Celsius. Each activity focuses on the concepts of accuracy and precision in measurements, emphasizing estimation techniques and the importance of reliable measurement in chemistry.

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Measurement Activities in Chemistry Lab: Accuracy, Precision, and Estimation Techniques

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Measurement LabAccuracy and Precision Chem G Lab Fall 2011 September 27 and 30,2011
Measurement – Length - Glow Stick Estimate the length of the glow stick. Determine the length of the glow stick in cm.
Measurement – Mass – Tea Light Candle Estimate the weight of the tea light candle. Determine the weight of the tea light candle in grams.
Measurement – Volume - Cup Determine the volume of the orange cup. Estimate the volume of the orange cup. 90 80
Measurement – Temperature – Cold Water Determine the temperature of the cold water in C° Estimate the temperature in Celsius of cold, tap water.