Imagine that you accidentally used 30 mL of water instead of ~20 mL to wash down your flask in the procedure. You may assume that you documented this correctly (as 30 mL) in your notebook. Will your final result (% mass of acetic acid in vinegar) be lower, the same, or higher than if vou had done the procedure correctly? Explain vour answer.
Imagine that you accidentally used 30 mL of water instead of ~20 mL to wash down your flask in the procedure. You may assume that you documented this correctly (as 30 mL) in your notebook. Will your final result (% mass of acetic acid in vinegar) be lower, the same, or higher than if vou had done the procedure correctly? Explain vour answer.
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![Imagine that you accidentally used 30 mL of water instead of ~20 mL to wash down your flask
in the procedure. You may assume that you documented this correctly (as 30 mL) in
notebook. Will your final result (% mass of acetic acid in vinegar) be lower, the same, or higher
than if you had done the procedure correctly? Explain your answer.
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Transcribed Image Text:Imagine that you accidentally used 30 mL of water instead of ~20 mL to wash down your flask
in the procedure. You may assume that you documented this correctly (as 30 mL) in
notebook. Will your final result (% mass of acetic acid in vinegar) be lower, the same, or higher
than if you had done the procedure correctly? Explain your answer.
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