Desk Name Date Lahoratory Instructor Unknown nn, or letter EXPERIMENT REPORT SHEET Gravimetric Analysis 6. 5%. of a Chloride Salt Trial 3 O.46 8 0.82 0.25 Trial I Trial 2 D.498 O. 84 0.25 O SS g 0.96 O.25 Mass of sample Mass of filter paper + AgCI Mass of filter paper Mass of AgCI Mass of Cl in original sample (show calculations) Percent chloride in original mPle (show calculations) Average percent chloride (show calculations) Standard deviation (show calculations) Relative standard deviation expressed as a percent (show calculations) Do any of your results differ from the mean by more than two standard deviations? Reported percent chloride Copyriyht C 20I8 Pearson I du atun, Inc

Desk Name Date Lahoratory Instructor Unknown nn, or letter EXPERIMENT REPORT SHEET Gravimetric Analysis 6. 5%. of a Chloride Salt Trial 3 O.46 8 0.82 0.25 Trial I Trial 2 D.498 O. 84 0.25 O SS g 0.96 O.25 Mass of sample Mass of filter paper + AgCI Mass of filter paper Mass of AgCI Mass of Cl in original sample (show calculations) Percent chloride in original mPle (show calculations) Average percent chloride (show calculations) Standard deviation (show calculations) Relative standard deviation expressed as a percent (show calculations) Do any of your results differ from the mean by more than two standard deviations? Reported percent chloride Copyriyht C 20I8 Pearson I du atun, Inc

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Desk
Name
Date
Lahoratory Instructor
Unknown nen, or letter
REPORT SHEET
EXPERIMENT
Gravimetric Analysis
6.
5%.
of a Chloride Salt
Trial I
Trial 2
Trial 3
O SS g
0.96
0.25
O.46 8
0-82
6.25
Mass of sample
Mass of filter paper + AgCI
O.87
0.25
Mass of filter paper
Mass of AgCI
Mass of Cl in original sample
(show calculations)
W
1.
Percent chloride in original MPle
(show calculations)
Average percent chloride (show calculations)
Standard deviation (show calculations)
Relative standard deviation expressed
as a percent (show calculations)
Do any of your results differ from the mean by more than two standard deviations?
Reported percent chloride
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