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mainly for the 7 markers, ALWAYS MENTION HOW TO KEEP CONSTANT VARIABLES CONSTANT, ALWAYS PUT WHAT YOU THINK DOWN AS LONG AS THERE, ALWAYS SAY IN SET TIME WHEN MEASURING SOMETHING
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for finding the dilution concentration
M1V1 = M2V2 (M1 = conc of original solution, M2 = conc of new solution, V1 = volume of orignial solution, V2 = volume of new solution

percentage change formula
(final - inital / initial )*100
whenever using this is big 6-8 markers mention final-initial and how you should record them
belt transect test preparation
use of line and quadrat (to create belt transect)
selecting a start point for the transect
same (size) quadrat, use quadrat at stated distances along the line
method to identify each of the plant (species in the quadrat)
count the number of each plant species in each quadrat
estimate percentage (%) cover of each plant species (in each quadrat)
use at least 3 different transects (in each plot)
take results at the same time of the year
named hazard and risk and precaution eg, large plants: falling trees and branches = hard hat, or bites by venomous animals eg, snakes so bring antivenom or have first aid ready for alergies + GLOVES
things to increase reliability in resuts
exclude anomolous points and retest for any more, to improve reliability
use more intrmediate concentrations to get a better understanding in the trend of the graph
repeat experiment 2 more times then average results and plot graph
calculate standard error to improve reilability of results
use more accutate tools
DOF calc
oh so for t test it is # of individuals minus # searate groups and for chi squard its phentoypes-1?
when to accept and reject null H in t test and Chi squared
reject when calculated value is more than the critical value given in the table at 0.05 and vice versa
reject when calculated value is less than the significance level (0.05) and vice versa
standard error bars
When standard error bars overlap in an experiment, it generally suggests there is no statistically significant difference between the group means
photosynthesis at different ligh wavelnghts experiment
method for use of filter to get different colours of light
place light source same stated distance away from lead solution
carry out experiment in darkened room
use same mass of leaves/beads
detail of method to take sample of solution from bottle eg, indicator solution (which needs to have constant volume and conc)
calibrate colorimeter via using distilled water
suitable time to leave solution for photosynthesis
repeat experiment 2 more times then average
temperature + osmois
use a minimum of five stated temperatures
suitable method to, maintain a constant temperature (for each replicate / experiment)
same / stated, variety / age / AW, of turnips
METHOD TO CUT THE BLOCKS
same / stated, dimensions / AW, of turnip block
for each temperature, place turnip blocks in, a beaker / AW, of (fresh / new) distilled water
at each temperature, measure the initial mass and the final mass after a, set / stated, time
for each temperature, use at least three different blocks and calculate a mean
method to remove excess water from turnip block (before measuring final mass) eg, dry block after taking it out of the water
why percentage increase is calculated instead of just base measurements
easier to make a valid comparison, as other things might not have the same starting quantity
whenever it is talking about mass free ms point is
use smaller mass intervals
always talk about confidence interval and error bars and mention if there is or if there is not significant difference
and if they overlap or no, if they don’t overlap then there is significant difference in the mean values
full marks on overall P5 7 markers
risk assessment: mention the hazard, risk, solution
5 diff temp/conc
make sure solutions get to the correct temp before putting in the stuff (only for temp ones)
how to maintain controlled variables, eg buffer, thermostatically controlled water bath, dark room + distance from lamp
repeat experiment 2 more times average plot graph
sometimes contol is a mark : boiled substances/replacing stuff with distilled water
mention indepndent and dependent variables and how to measure them (mention apparatus used)
mark release capture method
use lincoln’s index
mark in such a way which doesn’t affect their future chance of survival
for 1st stage: capture and mark and release them
for 2nd stage: count how many captures and count how many captured that were marked
notes
always remember to use data from the table
don’t use size use dimensions
when cutting use scalpel AND RULER
whenever it is a counting bubbles prac say counting bubbles USING CAMERA
respiometer big marker ms
use 5 diff stated temp
method of controlling temp
use same age/number of organism
use same mass of NaOH
at each temp measure the distance drop of liquid moved across 5 mins
take atleast three measurements for each temp
NaOH is corrosive use gloves