A micropipette is certified by the manufacturer at 50.0 μL TD, ± 1.5% (95% confidence). An analyst performs a routine calibration check by pipetting a series of 5 aliquots of deionized water into a tared vial. The water is at a temperature of 25.0°C. Using the following data as obtained by the analyst determine if the micropipette performing according to specifications. Also, determine the %RSD, the Z value and the 95% CI D Analyst 1: Weight (cumulative), g Analyst 2: Weight (cumulative) g. 0.0494 0.0578 0.0997 0.1020 0.1484 0.1205 0.1985 0.1857 0.247 0.01987

A micropipette is certified by the manufacturer at 50.0 μL TD, ± 1.5% (95% confidence). An analyst performs a routine calibration check by pipetting a series of 5 aliquots of deionized water into a tared vial. The water is at a temperature of 25.0°C. Using the following data as obtained by the analyst determine if the micropipette performing according to specifications. Also, determine the %RSD, the Z value and the 95% CI D Analyst 1: Weight (cumulative), g Analyst 2: Weight (cumulative) g. 0.0494 0.0578 0.0997 0.1020 0.1484 0.1205 0.1985 0.1857 0.247 0.01987

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A micropipette is certified by the manufacturer at 50.0 μL TD, ± 1.5% (95%
confidence). An analyst performs a routine calibration check by pipetting a series of 5
aliquots of deionized water into a tared vial. The water is at a temperature of 25.0°C.
Using the following data as obtained by the analyst determine if the micropipette
performing according to specifications. Also, determine the %RSD, the Z value and
the 95% CI
D
Analyst 1: Weight
(cumulative), g
Analyst 2: Weight
(cumulative) g.
0.0494
0.0578
0.0997
0.1020
0.1484
0.1205
0.1985
0.1857
0.247
0.01987

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