Golf Ball Lab Report
The density of the golf ball in the lab is higher than the average density of a golf ball. This means that the golf ball was made for long shots in the golf course. The neutral buoyancy was successfully achieved when the molarity of the solution was 3.33M. Therefore, if the water hazards in golf ball courses had a higher molarity than 3.33M, then golf balls would float to the surface.
However, repeated errors in the lab might have caused inaccurate calculations. For example, the beaker was too small and there was more water than necessary, so it made it harder to remove the golf ball without losing any water. Instead of using a 250 mL beaker, a 500 mL beaker should be used as well as only 150 ml of water to avoid spilling. Another benefit
However, repeated errors in the lab might have caused inaccurate calculations. For example, the beaker was too small and there was more water than necessary, so it made it harder to remove the golf ball without losing any water. Instead of using a 250 mL beaker, a 500 mL beaker should be used as well as only 150 ml of water to avoid spilling. Another benefit