MeaAverCondegrTheN-arx JJJJJTemperature of distilled H₂OInitial BuretVolumeO12.00Mass of103.327Beaker UFinal BuretVolumeMass ofBeaker + totalWaterMeasuredTotal Volume(Buret)Total Mass ofWaterCalculatedTrial 1Total Volumeof Water(Actual)115,305Nano11.978OCDATA for Calibration Check of BuretFECI2.0-22.2Density of H₂O at TTrial 2(Same as Trial 1)O18,45(Same as Trial 1)ONENO.V1221.715OMRONtes a more precisethe standard deviationverage error, the mstandard deviation is calculCaeasured valucthe measured valuelute value of the individual0.997724g/mLTrial 3Trial 4Trial 5(Same as Trial 1)| (Same as Trial 1) (Same as Trial 1)OoO32,20 34,6324.74(Same as Trial 1)- (Same as Trial 1) (Same as Trial 1)127,957 135,424 142.77218,388 24,63 32,097 34,44521rate the rermin

Given,Temperature of distilled H2O = 22oCDensity of water at T ( 22oC) = 0.997724g/mLTrial 1Trial…

Temperature of distilled H₂O Initial Buret Volume Final Buret Volume Mass of Beaker Measured Total Volume (Buret) Mass of Beaker + total 15,305 Water Total Mass of Water Trial 1 Calculated Total Volume of Water (Actual) 0 12.00 103.327 120.0 DATA for Calibration Check of Buret 22.2 OC Trial 2 (Same as Trial 1) O 18.45 (Same as Trial 1) OUCHO.U- 1221.715 Density of H₂0 at T 997724g/mL Trial 3 Trial 4 Trial 5 (Same as Trial 1) (Same as Trial 1) (Same as Trial 1) O C O JIONI 24.74 32,20 34,63 (Same as Trial 1)- (Same as Trial I) (Same as Trial 1) 210.01 127,957 135,424 142.772 11.978 18,388 24,63 32,097 34.445

Temperature of distilled H₂O Initial Buret Volume Final Buret Volume Mass of Beaker Measured Total Volume (Buret) Mass of Beaker + total 15,305 Water Total Mass of Water Trial 1 Calculated Total Volume of Water (Actual) 0 12.00 103.327 120.0 DATA for Calibration Check of Buret 22.2 OC Trial 2 (Same as Trial 1) O 18.45 (Same as Trial 1) OUCHO.U- 1221.715 Density of H₂0 at T 997724g/mL Trial 3 Trial 4 Trial 5 (Same as Trial 1) (Same as Trial 1) (Same as Trial 1) O C O JIONI 24.74 32,20 34,63 (Same as Trial 1)- (Same as Trial I) (Same as Trial 1) 210.01 127,957 135,424 142.772 11.978 18,388 24,63 32,097 34.445

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