Using a 10-mL graduated cylinder, measure the following volumes of water 3 different trails:a. 6.0 mL- Trail 1) 6.1 mL, Trail 2) 6.2 mL, and Trail 3) 6.0 mLb. 70.0 mL (note: you will have to refill the graduated cylinder 7 times to obtainthe 70.0 mL)- Trail 1)68.0 mL, Trail 2)69.9 mL, Trail 3) 71.5 mLRepeat parts a and b using a 100-mL graduated cylinder. Part a) Trail 1) 6.9 mL, Trail 2)6.1 mL, Trail 3) 5.9 mL and Part b) Trail 1)70.0 mL, Trail 2)71.0 mL, Trail 3)69.0Required Calculations:- Determine the percent error for each volume.

Using a 10-mL graduated cylinder, measure the following volumes of water 3 different trails:a. 6.0 mL- Trail 1) 6.1 mL, Trail 2) 6.2 mL, and Trail 3) 6.0 mLb. 70.0 mL (note: you will have to refill the graduated cylinder 7 times to obtainthe 70.0 mL)- Trail 1)68.0 mL, Trail 2)69.9 mL, Trail 3) 71.5 mLRepeat parts a and b using a 100-mL graduated cylinder. Part a) Trail 1) 6.9 mL, Trail 2)6.1 mL, Trail 3) 5.9 mL and Part b) Trail 1)70.0 mL, Trail 2)71.0 mL, Trail 3)69.0Required Calculations:- Determine the percent error for each volume.

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

5th Edition

ISBN:9781285199047

Author:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Publisher:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Chapter1: The Nature Of Chemistry

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