Data analysis question.
The photograph below shows a magnified image of a dark central disc surrounded by concentric dark rings. These rings were produced as a result of interference of monochromatic light.
The graph below shows how the
ring diameter D varies with the ring number n.
The
innermost ring corresponds to n = 1. The corresponding
diameter is labelled in the photograph. Error bars for the diameter D
are shown.
(a) State one piece of evidence that shows that D is not proportional to n.
(1)
(b) On the graph opposite, draw the line of best-fit for the data points.
(2)
(c) It is suggested that the relationship between D and n is of the form
D = cnp
where c and p are constants.
Explain what graph you would plot in order to determine the value of p.
(3)
(d) Theory suggests that p = and so D2 = kn (where k = c2).
A graph of D2 against n is shown below. Error bars are shown for the first and last data points only.
(i) Using the first graph, calculate the percentage uncertainty in D2, of the ring n = 7.
(2)
(ii) Based on the second graph, state one piece of evidence that supports the relationship D2 = kn.
(1)
(iii) Use the second graph to determine the value of the constant k, as well as its uncertainty.
(4)
(iv) State the unit for the constant k.
(1)
(Total 14 marks)
Data analysis question
At high pressures, a real gas does not behave as an ideal gas. For a certain range of pressures, it is suggested that the relation between the pressure P and volume V of one mole of the gas at constant temperature is given by the equation
PV = A + BP
where A and B are constants.
In an experiment to measure the deviation of nitrogen gas from ideal gas behaviour, 1 mole of nitrogen gas was compressed at a constant temperature of 150 K. The volume V of the gas was measured for different values of the pressure P. A graph of the product PV of pressure and volume was plotted against the pressure P and is shown below. (Error bars showing the uncertainties in measurements are not shown).
(a) Draw a line of best fit for the data points.
(1)
(b) Use the graph to determine the values of the constants A and B in the equation
PV = A + BP.
Constant A
Constant B
(5)
(c) State the value of the constant B for an ideal gas.
(1)
(d) The equation PV = A + BP is valid for pressures up to 6.0 × 107 Pa.
(i) Determine the value of PV for nitrogen gas at a pressure of 6.0 × 107 Pa.
(2)
(ii) Calculate the difference between the value of PV for an ideal gas and nitrogen gas when both are at a pressure of 6.0 × 107 Pa.
(2)
(e) In the original experiment, the pressure P was measured to an accuracy of 5% and the volume V was measured to an accuracy of 2%. Determine the absolute error in the value of the constant A.
(3)
(Total 14 marks)
This question is about data analysis.
Data for the refractive index n of a type of glass and wavelength λ of the light transmitted through the glass are shown below.
Only the uncertainties in the values of n are significant and these uncertainties are shown by error bars.
(a) State why the data do not support the hypothesis that there is a linear relationship between refractive index and wavelength.
(1)
(b) Draw a best-fit line for the data points.
(2)
(c) The rate of change of refractive index D with wavelength is referred to as the dispersion. At any particular value of wavelength, D is defined by
D =
Use the graph to determine the value of D at a wavelength of 380 nm.
(4)
(d) It is suggested that the relationship between n and is of the form
n = kp
where k and p are constants.
State and explain the graph that you would plot in order to determine the value of p.
(3)
(e) A second suggestion is that the relationship between n and is of the form
n = A +
where A and B are constants.
To test this suggestion, values of n are plotted against values of . The resulting graph with the line of best fit is shown below.
(i) Use the graph to determine the value of the constant A.
(3)
(ii) State the significance of the constant A.
(1)
(Total 14 marks)
1. (a) line of best fit is not straight / line of best fit does not go through origin; 1
(b) smooth curve;
that
does not go outside the error bars; 2
Ignore
extrapolations below n =
1.
(c) we can re-write the suggested
relation as log D
= log c
+ p
log n;
now
we can plot a graph of log D
versus log n;
the
slope of the (straight line) graph is equal to p; 3
Accept
logs in any base.
(d) (i) absolute uncertainty in
diameter D is
±0.08cm;
giving a relative uncertainty in D2
of 2 ×
= 0.13 or
13%; 2
Award
[2] if
uncertainty is calculated for a different ring number.
(ii) it is possible to draw a
straight line that passes through
the
origin (and
lies within the error bars);
or
the ratio of is constant for all data points; 1
(iii) gradient = k;
calculation
of gradient to give 0.23 (accept
answers in
range 0.21 to 0.25);
evidence
for drawing or working with lines of maximum
and minimum
slope;
answers in the form k
= 0.23±
0.03; 4
Accept an
uncertainty in k in range 0.02 to 0.04.
First marking point does
not need to be explicit.
(iv) cm2; 1
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2. (a) suitable straight-line of best fit; 1
(b) A
is the intercept on the y-axis
consistent with line drawn (or by implication);
= 12.6 = 1.3 ×
103
Nm – the best fit line should give a 2 SD
value of 1.3 ×
103
Nm;
B is the gradient;
some evidence that reasonable values
have been used (y2
– y1
> 0.9, x2
– x1
> 8);
= –1.0(0.1)
× 10–5; 5
Accept answers based on using
two data points on line. Award [3
max] if points
not on line. Ignore any missing units and do not penalize if minus
sign is omitted.
Award [1]
for
determination of B if only one data point is used.
(c) B = 0; 1
(d) (i) substitute into PV
= A
+ BP
PV
= 1300 – (1.0 × 10–5
× 6.0 × 107);
=
700(640
760)Nm; 2
= 1.9(0.5)
× 103
Nm if BP is added
instead of subtracted.
Award [1] for ecf.
(ii) recognize that the ideal gas
value is the intercept on the y-axis;
or
from
PV
= RT;
or
=
constant A;
difference 600(540
660) Nm; 2
(e) error bars constructed on two
well separated points;
attempt to draw reasonable extreme graph
line / lines;
reasonable estimate of uncertainty;
Accept
alternative approach.
total%
error for PV
= 7%;
7% of 12.6 × 102
= 0.9 × 102;
so
absolute error = (0.9)
× 102
N m; 3
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3. (a) a straight line / linear graph cannot be drawn that lies within all the error bars; 1
(b) smooth curve;
that does
not go outside error bars; 2
(c) recognize that Dλ
is the gradient of the graph;
suitable triangle ∆λ
≥ 100 nm;
to give magnitude 1.15 – 1.40 × 10–5
nm–1
/ 104
m–1;
negative
sign; 4
(d) lgn
against lg;
lgn
= lg k
+ plgλ;
slope/gradient
= p; 3
(e) (i) recognize that A is the
intercept on the n
axis;
line shown extrapolated;
A
= 1.6020 (±0.0001); 3
Award
full marks for correct answer with omission of first
marking
point award [2
max] if they
find the gradient (B)
and then use a data point to calculate A.
(ii) it is the value of n
/ refractive index for
an infinite wavelength /
λ
= infinity / minimum value of n; 1
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