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gently press the bulb down until the meniscus touches the 0.5 ml mark on the pipet to
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Part 1: input the information in the table #1 for the initial 5 ml measurement: The percent
error is obtained by taking the difference between the actual mass and the expected mass of
the pipetted liquid and dividing it by the expected mass of the liquid. This is multiplied by
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standard deviation is an analysis that determines the distribution of the data. If the values are
close together, this indicated a higher reproducibility and likelihood that a repeated
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