(3) In a titration, the % analyte is computed from the following equation: Vol (titrant) x M (titrant) x MW (analyte) % analyte = x 100 Weight (sample) Calculate the absolute error in the % analyte from the following data. Vol (titrant)= 38.04 t 0.02 ml M (titrant) MW (analyte) = 74.116 t 0.005 mg/mmol Wt (sample) = 800.0 t 0.2 mg = 0.1137 ± 0.0003 mmol/ml

(3) In a titration, the % analyte is computed from the following equation: Vol (titrant) x M (titrant) x MW (analyte) % analyte = x 100 Weight (sample) Calculate the absolute error in the % analyte from the following data. Vol (titrant)= 38.04 t 0.02 ml M (titrant) MW (analyte) = 74.116 t 0.005 mg/mmol Wt (sample) = 800.0 t 0.2 mg = 0.1137 ± 0.0003 mmol/ml

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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