A Grade A buret is used in a titration experiment. Calculate the uncertainty e of the volume delivered by a buret based on the data below. The typical uncertainty of a Grade A buret is e = 0.02 mL. initial reading = 0.25 mL final reading 10.22 mL The uncertainty of the volume delivered by the buret is ± mL. [Just write the numerical answer. Use, if necessary, a "cosmetic zero" when writing numbers less than 1; e.g. "0.1234", not ".1234"] A Grade A buret is used in a titration experiment. Calculate the uncertainty e of the volume delivered by a buret based on the data below. The typical uncertainty of a Grade A buret is e = 0.02 mL. initial reading = 0.25 mL final reading 10.22 mL The uncertainty of the volume delivered by the buret is ± mL. [Just write the numerical answer. Use, if necessary, a "cosmetic zero" when writing numbers less than 1; e.g. "0.1234", not ".1234"]
A Grade A buret is used in a titration experiment. Calculate the uncertainty e of the volume delivered by a buret based on the data below. The typical uncertainty of a Grade A buret is e = 0.02 mL. initial reading = 0.25 mL final reading 10.22 mL The uncertainty of the volume delivered by the buret is ± mL. [Just write the numerical answer. Use, if necessary, a "cosmetic zero" when writing numbers less than 1; e.g. "0.1234", not ".1234"] A Grade A buret is used in a titration experiment. Calculate the uncertainty e of the volume delivered by a buret based on the data below. The typical uncertainty of a Grade A buret is e = 0.02 mL. initial reading = 0.25 mL final reading 10.22 mL The uncertainty of the volume delivered by the buret is ± mL. [Just write the numerical answer. Use, if necessary, a "cosmetic zero" when writing numbers less than 1; e.g. "0.1234", not ".1234"]
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log ( [3.0 x 10 -2][2.0 x 10 4] / (2.0 x]3 ) = 1.347
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![A Grade A buret is used in a titration experiment. Calculate
the uncertainty e of the volume delivered by a buret based on
the data below. The typical uncertainty of a Grade A buret is e
= 0.02 mL.
initial reading = 0.25 mL
final reading 10.22 mL
The uncertainty of the volume delivered by the buret is ±
mL. [Just write the numerical answer. Use, if
necessary, a "cosmetic zero" when writing numbers less than
1; e.g. "0.1234", not ".1234"]](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F2480c5c0-690d-472b-9712-65962b3732cd%2F5b0fc940-d7e3-4148-a217-781b67e15f3e%2Fi9b5mzm_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:A Grade A buret is used in a titration experiment. Calculate
the uncertainty e of the volume delivered by a buret based on
the data below. The typical uncertainty of a Grade A buret is e
= 0.02 mL.
initial reading = 0.25 mL
final reading 10.22 mL
The uncertainty of the volume delivered by the buret is ±
mL. [Just write the numerical answer. Use, if
necessary, a "cosmetic zero" when writing numbers less than
1; e.g. "0.1234", not ".1234"]
![A Grade A buret is used in a titration experiment. Calculate
the uncertainty e of the volume delivered by a buret based on
the data below. The typical uncertainty of a Grade A buret is e
= 0.02 mL.
initial reading = 0.25 mL
final reading 10.22 mL
The uncertainty of the volume delivered by the buret is ±
mL. [Just write the numerical answer. Use, if
necessary, a "cosmetic zero" when writing numbers less than
1; e.g. "0.1234", not ".1234"]](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F2480c5c0-690d-472b-9712-65962b3732cd%2F5b0fc940-d7e3-4148-a217-781b67e15f3e%2F3g4vasn_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:A Grade A buret is used in a titration experiment. Calculate
the uncertainty e of the volume delivered by a buret based on
the data below. The typical uncertainty of a Grade A buret is e
= 0.02 mL.
initial reading = 0.25 mL
final reading 10.22 mL
The uncertainty of the volume delivered by the buret is ±
mL. [Just write the numerical answer. Use, if
necessary, a "cosmetic zero" when writing numbers less than
1; e.g. "0.1234", not ".1234"]
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