4. What specific effect, if any, would each of the errors below have on the calculated concentration of acetic acid? Explain your answer for each case. a. forgetting to initially rinse a wet burette with sodium hydroxide. b. not clearing a large air bubble in the tip of the burette.

4. What specific effect, if any, would each of the errors below have on the calculated concentration of acetic acid? Explain your answer for each case. a. forgetting to initially rinse a wet burette with sodium hydroxide. b. not clearing a large air bubble in the tip of the burette.

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