In-Lab Notebook (Results and Observations)TA ONLY: Formatting In-Lab PenaltiesNameJamoni CollinsPartner(s)(2 pt penalty)Jordan Han ONYENjjamonijinjoTemplate Instructions: Remove and replace any highlighted text. Do not resize, remove, or add answer boxes.Experiment 1: Mass, Volume, and DensityIn-Lab Notebook (Results and Observations)During the lab period, use the answer box and fillable tables below to record your measurements, calculated values, and general observations. Entering data directly into Microsoft Excel is helpful and encouraged but please also enter data directly into the tables hereas well. Include a title for each table and units for each table entry, as appropriate. See notes and examples below.Note on Table Titles: The ACS states that each table must include a one phrase (or sentence) title that describes the contents of the table. The title should be understandable without reference to the text or, in this case, the lab manual.1Example of a Table Title: “Rate constants for substitution reaction A as a function of temperature.”Note on Units for Table Entries: For each entry in a table, units should be included, either in the column header or in a separate column (similar to how units are treated in Excel), unless thequantity is actually unitless. The ACS does not require a separate column for units in a table but is requested here to avoid confusion. Units in the tables below are in parentheses.Note on Observations: Using the answer box below, make note of observations as they occurduring the experiment. One to two sentences are sufficient for any major steps, e.g., “the volume increased noticeably when…”. In general, observations should not include measurements (i.e., numbers).Table 1.*Mass and volume of water . Trial 1 Trial 2Type of sample (distilled, contaminated, purified water)Purified Water Purified WaterBuret segment mass (g): 16.878 16.971Buret segment mass with sample (g): 22.040 22.13Mass of sample (g): 5.162 5.152Largest volume Increment, Vb(mL): 32.00 32.00Initial Volume reading, Vi(mL): 26.90 26.80Volume reading with thermometer, Vt(mL): 26.30 26.30Displacement Volume, Vd(mL): .60 .501CHEM 101L In-Lab 1 Fall 2021ObservationsInitial Temp. for trial 1: 18.7 Celsius. Mass after heated: 22.070gInitial Temp. for trial 2: 26.3 Celsius. Mass after heated: 22.143g The first trial water seemed to have more bubbles then the second trial even though the temps were the same. Table 2..Temperature and Volume recordings as Temperature Decrease TRIAL 1 TRIAL 2MeasuredVolume(mL)Trial 1CorrectedVolume (mL)Trial 1Temp. (ºC)Trial 1Density(g/mL)Trial 1MeasuredVolume(mL)Trial 2CorrectedVolume(mL)Trial 2Temp. (ºC)Trial 2Density(g/mL)Trial 25.75.5.15 .83.5 .1.005.89.5.39 .83.7 ..9605.70.5.10 .72.1 .1.015.80.5.30 .66.1 ..9725.65.5.05 .61.9 .1.025.80.5.30 .54.1 ..9725.60.5.00 .52.1 .1.035.75.5.25 .41.1 ..9815.58.4.98 .32.1 .1.045.71.4.60 .31.1 ..989.TA ONLY: Formatting In-Lab