IV Speaking

Act It Out
Analytical balance
a. Procedure on how to operate analytical balance
a. Insert material pads (watch glasses, paper or thin objects) by opening the glass not
too wide so as not to affect the calculation because the laboratory scales are quite
sensitive).
b. Cover the glass of the laboratory scale.
c. Press the zero button to make the calculation more accurate.
d. Enter the material that will be weighed not too wide open the glass, as well as
when it will increase or decrease the material to adjust the desired mass.
e. After placing the material you want to weigh, close the scales glass.
Then the number display will automatically change to adjust the mass of the material.
f. Record the size of the mass of the material being weighed. If you have taken the
weighed material.
g. Then turn off the laboratory scale by pressing the off button
After the scale is completely dead, remove the socket from the statvolt.
h. Clean the space on the scale using a brush. The scales can be lifted and cleaned like
step no. 2
b. Prepare a certain analytical balance
a. Prepare a laboratory scale in a balanced condition
b. Before use, clean the scales first using a brush. Balance sheets on scales can be
lifted and all scales can be cleaned using alcohol / ethanol.
c. Plug the weighing power cable into socket
d. Press the ON button then wait until the 0.0000 g number appears.
c. Precaution before doing and end analytical balance correctly and safety
1. When entering the material to be weighed, the glass wall is opened as wide as the
container to minimize the influence of temperature and external pressure.
2. If weighing the solution, it must weigh the empty container after weighing the
solution. make sure the container is closed so that it is not affected by temperature
and pressure.
3. Understand analytic balance sheet deviations.
4. When considering having to wait a while to get accurate data
5. To get accurate results weighing several times
6. Conduct routine calibration tests. Calibration test includes the ability to read the
scale, the readability of the readout scale, the deviation from the nominal scale value,
and the effect of loading position and hysteresis effect of the scales

VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT
A. Properly Adjectives
Match the property with materials.
1. Inflammable J. Gasoline A. Oil
2. Brittle G. Glass B. Iron
3. Viscous A. Oil C. Sea water
4. Edible D. Yougurt D. Yougurt
 5. Elastic H. Rubber E. Paper
6. Odorless I. Carbondioxide F. Acid
7. Salty C. Sea water G. Glass
8. Hard B. Iron H. Rubber
9. Corrosive F. Acid I. Carbondioxide
10. Frangile E. Paper J. Gasoline

B. Descriptive Adjective
a. Fill in the blanks in the sentence bellow with a suitable word from the choices.
Blunt Chipped Dented Faded Ripped
Shattered Tangled Tarnished Tattered Warped

1. A knife that will no longer cut is blunt

2. An unpolished , silver spoon that is losing its color is tarnished
3. A piece of material that is in rang is tattered
4. A plate which has a piece broken off it is chipped
5. A disorganized bunch of wires is tangled
6. The glass in badly broken mirror is shattered
7. Curtains which have lost their color by being exposed to sunlight are faded
8. A record or disc left in the heat is warped
9. The bonnet of car that has a hollow in it is dented
10. A page of a book that has been torn quickly an volently is ripped

C. Word Family
The table below contains word families for the some of the target word in the reading. Complete
the rest of the table. An X indicates that there is no form of the word. Do like wise for the rest.
You may consult your dictionary
Verb Noun Adjective Adverb
Equip Equipment Equipped X
Expose Exposure Exposed Exposedly
Direct Direction Directionless Directly
Damage Damager Damageability Damagingly
Exercise Exerciser Exercisable Exercisingly
Stabilize Stability Stable Stably
Deepen Depth Deepless Deeply
Attempt Attempter Attemped Attempedly
Apply Application Applicable Applicably

Sentence
1. Equip
 Verb : Practitioner equip table for basic chemical assignment
 Noun : Practitioner bring fragile equipment carefully
 Adjective : Practitioner operate binaculer microscope equipped with lamp as source
light.
 Adverb : -

2. Expose
 Verb : Intellegence agency expose corruption scandal accurately
 Noun : Practitioner need good exposure to see microbe
 Adjective : I can't afford to have my t-shirt exposed for very long.
 Adverb : Indonesian flag placed exposedly upon the summit of a hill

3. Direct
 Verb : Laboratory assistant direct practitioner to take out flask in cupboard.
 Noun : Mr. Syarwani show direction of evacuation last week.
 Adjective : He seem directionless since graduation two years ago.
 Adverb : Ambassador speak about globalization directly.

4. Damage
 Verb : Sulfuric acid will damage layer of skin quickly.
 Noun : Mrs. Yanty had called damager colony counter
 Adjective : Mercury enter practitioner’s body causes damageability of kidney.
 Adverb : Ana return picnometer and flask damagingly

5. Exercise
 Verb : Student had enough exercise for bioproses lesson.
 Noun : Government motivate veteran exerciser and athlete
 Adjective : Zohri run until Java island exercisable
 Adverb : I have to be more active exercisingly

6. Stabilize
 Verb : Autoclave cover opened by pratitioners to stabilize pressure
 Noun : Practitioner need tripod with enough stability to support flask.
 Adjective : Practitioner see bubbles and stable form changes.
 Adverb : Practitioner must remove solution in pipette stably

7. Deep
 Verb : The water deepen toward the center of Bermuda triangle.
 Noun : Practitioner will check different depth of acid solution
 Adjective : Beggar is asking for some food deepless
 Adverb : She breath deeply then tell everything

8. Attempt :
 Verb : Greenman attempt to keep campus cleanliness
 Noun ;Mr Syarwani accompany attempter in chemical laboratory
 Adjective : Practitioner bring bread to attemped next day.
 Adverb : Egypt's most mysterious rite is attemptedly explained by author Dan Green

9. Apply
 Verb : Polinema apply the 60% practice curriculum and 40% theory.
 Noun : Father filled his application form carefully
 Adjective : Practitioner must notice instruction applicable
 Adverb : Chemical engineering student is using electrical energy applicably