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    The document provides guidelines for creating graphical representations of chemistry data: 1) The scale should accommodate all data points and have consistent intervals. 2) Units are not necessary but labels should clearly indicate what is being measured. 3) The scale should use at least half the grid provided for the axes. 4) Avoid plotting the origin at zero and ensure axes align with grid lines. 5) Plot all data points as they appear and pass lines through initial experiments. 6) Use broken lines when reading graphs and for temperature but not change in temperature.

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    The document provides guidelines for creating graphical representations of chemistry data: 1) The scale should accommodate all data points and have consistent intervals. 2) Units are not necessary but labels should clearly indicate what is being measured. 3) The scale should use at least half the grid provided for the axes. 4) Avoid plotting the origin at zero and ensure axes align with grid lines. 5) Plot all data points as they appear and pass lines through initial experiments. 6) Use broken lines when reading graphs and for temperature but not change in temperature.

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    The document provides guidelines for creating graphical representations of chemistry data: 1) The scale should accommodate all data points and have consistent intervals. 2) Units are not necessary but labels should clearly indicate what is being measured. 3) The scale should use at least half the grid provided for the axes. 4) Avoid plotting the origin at zero and ensure axes align with grid lines. 5) Plot all data points as they appear and pass lines through initial experiments. 6) Use broken lines when reading graphs and for temperature but not change in temperature.

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    GRAPHICAL CHEMISTRY

    CONDITIONS:
     The scale chosen should be able to accommodate all the points in the table and it should have consistent scale
    intervals
     Label, units are not necessary as units would attract penalties e.g., just stating Time is sufficient, not a must to state
    Time (seconds)
     Scale should be big enough to cover at least ½ of the grid provided, that is, the student should ensure that he/she
    uses at least ½ of the big boxes on the vertical & on the horizontal axes
     Students should avoid committing zero at the origin; it is safer that way
     Total coincidence of ruler with grid lines when doing y- and x-axes lines, extra keenness.
     Points should be plotted intact ie, as they appear on the table
     The curve/line should pass through the initial plot, as this was the first experiment done under a lot of purity.
     Use broken lines when reading from a graph
     Temperature graphs (temperature axis) are normally broken but not ∆T graphs.

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