bigtig181
09-24-2006, 10:35 PM
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1. The endpoint was when the wetlock is unable to retain anymore water. If the same amount of wetlock is used for every ones experiment then the endpoint should have been the same for everyone. We knew that twe have reached the endpoint because when we applied our final drops we noticed that the water took longer to get absorbed and this was a sign that the wetlock was reaching its maximum so we decided to apply less amounts of water so we could be more accurate.
2. In my opinion, there should be a common definition for the reasons that the testers should know the proper moment to stop and so that they know what the endpoint looks like exactly. I think there is no need for a training period because there are no complicating points to this experiment. The directions given were fairly straight forward so I believe that there was no need to demonstrate the experiment before hand.
3. In our experiment, 1.00 grams of wetlock held 1.13 grams of water. This conclusion is based on the data we have collected throughout the experiment. We noticed as we were nearing 1.13 grams that the wetlock had difficulty in retaining the water so when it finally stopped retaining the water we decided that we have reached the endpoint and we were done with the experiment.
1. The endpoint was when the wetlock is unable to retain anymore water. If the same amount of wetlock is used for every ones experiment then the endpoint should have been the same for everyone. We knew that twe have reached the endpoint because when we applied our final drops we noticed that the water took longer to get absorbed and this was a sign that the wetlock was reaching its maximum so we decided to apply less amounts of water so we could be more accurate.
2. In my opinion, there should be a common definition for the reasons that the testers should know the proper moment to stop and so that they know what the endpoint looks like exactly. I think there is no need for a training period because there are no complicating points to this experiment. The directions given were fairly straight forward so I believe that there was no need to demonstrate the experiment before hand.
3. In our experiment, 1.00 grams of wetlock held 1.13 grams of water. This conclusion is based on the data we have collected throughout the experiment. We noticed as we were nearing 1.13 grams that the wetlock had difficulty in retaining the water so when it finally stopped retaining the water we decided that we have reached the endpoint and we were done with the experiment.
