Part B: Calibrate your Kitchen Tools What is this kitchen tool? Kitchen Tool1 Kitchen Tool 2 What is the measurement this tool makes (cups, tablespoons, teaspoons, etc.)? If this tool can make more than one measurement choose one How many mL of water should this tool measure? (may calculate or use a reference to find the value) - this is your theoretical value Mass of the tool in grams (record all digits and units) Mass of the tool when filled with water in grams Mass of the water in grams Volume of water (actual) in ml (calculate in questions below) Percent error for this kitchen tool (show calculation below) - make sure you are comparing volumes not mass 1. Show how you calculated the volume of water (actual) below (assume the density of water is 1.00 g/mL) 2. Show how you calculate the percent error for kitchen tool #1 (percent error formula is on page 1 of the lab directions) 3. Show how you calculate the percent error for kitchen tool #2: 4. Which tool is more accurate for measuring water? 36