All boxes please.Answer choices: analytical technique or purpose Purpose: This is the object or rationale for doing the experiment. It is what you are trying to determine. Often,if you are boxing a numerical answer at the end of a section, finding that value is your purpose for that section.Analytical Technique: This is a brief summary, using scientific terminology, of how you are conducting theexperiment. What method are you using to accomplish your purpose. This is NOT a step-by-step procedure.Example:Purpose: The identity of an unknow metal was determined.Analytical Technique: Calorimetry was used to find the specific heat of the metal, which was thencompared to the specific heats of possible metals in a table.Title: Determining the specific heat and identity of an unknown metal using calorimetry.For each of the phrases below, match whether they are part of the purpose or part of the analytical technique.Hint: There are three of each.two acetic acid-acetate buffers will be prepared[ Choose ]each buffer will have a different buffering capacity [Choose]buffering capacities will be tested and comparedChoose]acid-base neutralization titrations will be conducted[ Choose]on each buffer0.50 M HCI and 0,50 M NAOH will be used as the[ Choose]titrantsa computer interfaced pH probe will be used toChoose]measure the progress of the titration

Purpose: This is the object or rationale for doing the experiment. It is what you are trying to determine. Often, if you are boxing a numerical answer at the end of a section, finding that value is your purpose for that section. Analytical Technique: This is a brief summary, using scientific terminology, of how you are conducting the experiment. What method are you using to accomplish your purpose. This is NOT a step-by-step procedure. Example: Purpose: The identity of an unknow metal was determined.

Purpose: This is the object or rationale for doing the experiment. It is what you are trying to determine. Often, if you are boxing a numerical answer at the end of a section, finding that value is your purpose for that section. Analytical Technique: This is a brief summary, using scientific terminology, of how you are conducting the experiment. What method are you using to accomplish your purpose. This is NOT a step-by-step procedure. Example: Purpose: The identity of an unknow metal was determined.

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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