The literature value of solubility of a substance "A" is 2.5 g/100mL. The value for a different substance "B" is 0.1*10-3 g/100mL. In the lab, you determine the solubilities of this two substances experimentally. Your results are 2.6 g/100mL for substance A and 0.2*10-2 g/100mL for substance B. What deviation between experimental result and literature value is larger by percentage? What result would you call closer to the literature value? Why?

The literature value of solubility of a substance "A" is 2.5 g/100mL. The value for a different substance "B" is 0.110-3 g/100mL. In the lab, you determine the solubilities of this two substances experimentally. Your results are 2.6 g/100mL for substance A and 0.210-2 g/100mL for substance B. What deviation between experimental result and literature value is larger by percentage? What result would you call closer to the literature value? Why?

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