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Thank you so much Ms Diner for a wonderful quarter, I actually liked Chemistry this year because of you! Have a great rest of your year :)

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Thank you for making this quarter so enjoyable. Best of luck with the rest of your teaching career! <3

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Thank you for making this quarter so enjoyable. Best of luck with the rest of your teaching career! <3

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Dear Ms. Diner thank you so much for being such a great teacher! You've made online learning so much more enjoyable and your jokes always made my day! I hope you have an amazing year ahead of you and good luck with all your future classes!

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Thanks Ms Diner for an amazing quarter! Good luck with the rest of the year!

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Dear Ms.Diner,
I ask you a lot of questions yet you reply to all of them.  I am curious and pretty annoying but thank you so much for answering all of them. You have been one of the greatest teachers that I ever had. I enjoy your sense of humor and you make every class fun. Too bad, things were online this year and the covid cases are horrible in our city. I hope to see you again once more before the school year ends :) !
- Sowmya

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Thank you for always being an amazing teacher to have, Mrs Diner! You really made online learning much easier despite how hard it was. We really appreciate everything you've done for us and good luck with your other classes!

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Thank you ms diner for everything! Have an amazing rest of the year!

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We're gonna miss you like crazy! Enjoy the rest of the year!
-- Jerry A.

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for finding whether random and systematic errors are most significant do we just do what we did in our hess law lab? where we can use the percent uncertainty that we calculated for the experimental R value and first convert that into an absolute uncertainty and if the theoretical value of 8.1345 falls within the experimental range we state that the error most significant was random error??

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Would moles have an uncertainty

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Will you post our marks after you have looked over our formative engagement?
- Thank you

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is hydrogen flammable? Does it need to be disposed of in the fumehood?

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The mass technique that we will be using in our IA, is not a good technique. SInce hydrogen has very low molar mass. Is this something, I would need to include in my evaluation?

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I graphed my three results, however, I do not know what to do after for the concentration, SA, temperature versus rate of reaction IA.  How do I propage uncertainity when my research is looking at the relationships?

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The concentration that we are measuring, is that the concentration of sulfuric acid in the solution of the zinc metal?

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My data set only shows me the average data collected for all three trials so do I skip the average calculation portion of the analysis?

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How would we do the safety portion of the IA?

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for the universal gas constant IA, what was the uncertainty of the gas collection tube?

also do we have to put a picture of the setup? So a screenshot of Ms Pombert's videos?

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Whoever did the experiment for my IA, left a lot of the information and trials incomplete. So, is it okay if I only use part of the data given so that it makes the most sense?

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Dec 17: Look briefly at data set, watch videos, write variables, materials and procedure based on your data set.
By Jan 26, 27: Analyze data, add qualitative data (if missing)  - do the math, graph trends, look for outliers, think about results, comment under each graph as to why trends are observed - I will look at your work January 27.
Jan 28:  Write Conclusion and Evaluation
February 2:  Hand in by end of day.

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from your pm class since we're better