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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Chapter7: Statistical Data Treatment And Evaluation

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