Experiment #2 - Latent Heat of Fusion of Ice

X Sean Barton #20 X Kyla Beck #8 Jared Beckham #138 X Jiamin Chen #92 X YuChen Chen #96 X Jimmy Donnell #128 X Angela Fragoso #58 Kariela Galaz #20 X Chris Gallo #4 X Ariel Garrison #250 X Kyle Hartsuck #12 X HyunJin Jeong #70 X Daniel Jimenez #110

X Xingyao Li #66 Rui Liu X Zhiyu Long #88 David Lopez #40 X Yineng Lu #50 X Jasmin Manjarrez #26 X Carter Marks #44 Dominique McBryde #86 X Maddy McCormack #170 X Paula Mercado #6 X Alex Miranda #180 X Azzurria Munaqiah #18 X Alexa Murphy #130

X Drew Nahmias #74 X Nathanie Ngu #96 X Hannah Ortega #82 X Nilam Patel #140 X Hunter Paulus #68 Marshall Powell Kaylah Richardson #224 X McKenzie Richardson #198 Cynthia Robles #124 X Ashley Sanchez #90 X Zac Saylor #146 X Min Shen #64 X Becca Soto #28

X FuBo Wang #192 X Tianyi Wang #154 #32, #120, #240 checked out to people in Sect. 3

At this point the plan is to distribute materials on Thursday Sept. 21.  Click on one of the following links if you need an extra copy of the report format, the instructions for the experiment, or a data collection sheet. 

The thermometer you are given might have a separated column.  If so, read these special instructions.  The thermometers do not contain mercury; if you break one carefully clean up the pieces of glass and either bring them back to me or safely dispose of them.

Even though the experiment doesn't take very long to complete, don't wait until the last minute to collect the data.  Once you have collected your data, return your materials and pick up the supplementary information handout.   Try to do this well before your report is due, the supplementary information will show you how to use your measurements to calculate the latent heat of fusion.

Your name should turn purple when you have returned your materials.

Experiment reports are due in class on Tue., Oct. 10.