Table 2. Calculate the actual volume pipetted with the use of the result in the (b) columnof table 1(Given the density of water, volatile and viscous solutions are 1.000g/mL,0.789g/mL and 1.125 g/ml, respectively)Water (F)ii. Volatile Solution (R)į.iii.iv.Viscous Solution (F)Viscous Solution (R)b). Micropipette(BP1000)3.915g3.276g4.444g4.338gActual volume pipetted3.915 mL4.152 mL3.950 mL3.856 mLTask 1With reference to the whole class results, calculate percentage of error (E%) and RSD of b(i)-(iv) in Table 2. Show your calculation steps. 12345LC67891011121314151617181920222221232425Volatile ViscousSolution solution (F)3.2794.453.1744.4574.44334.4644.4764.45534.4754.37524.444.4384.4954.4864.8544.51994.3994.43094.44444.46634.4394.44984.47044.4464.466Group Water12344.03754.03264.00957 4.02138 4.046194.008104.013114.033123.993134.0353.27814 3.98053.3303154.0089 3.8537164.00253.2178173.91523.2764184.02073.2305194.01153.1928204.04663.3682213.96643.2525224.0043.32323 4.0101 3.31044.0014.0064.0123 3.24883.6393.2393.20723.19593.20983.0013.2083.2443.232Viscoussolution (R)4.4734.4434.49344.494.4424.45944.68464.43714.484.4454.5124.4944.5074.4434.25644.47934.3384.50554.46994.44384.45954.4834.494

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Table 2. Calculate the actual volume pipetted with the use of the result in the (b) column
of table 1
(Given the density of water, volatile and viscous solutions are 1.000g/mL,
0.789g/mL and 1.125 g/ml, respectively)
Water (F)
ii. Volatile Solution (R)
į.
iii.
iv.
Viscous Solution (F)
Viscous Solution (R)
b). Micropipette
(BP1000)
3.915g
3.276g
4.444g
4.338g
Actual volume pipetted
3.915 mL
4.152 mL
3.950 mL
3.856 mL
Task 1
With reference to the whole class results, calculate percentage of error (E%) and RSD of b
(i)-(iv) in Table 2. Show your calculation steps.

1
2
3
4
5
LC
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
2222
21
23
24
25
Volatile Viscous
Solution solution (F)
3.279
4.45
3.174
4.457
4.4433
4.464
4.476
4.4553
4.475
4.3752
4.44
4.438
4.495
4.486
4.854
4.5199
4.399
4.4309
4.4444
4.4663
4.439
4.4498
4.4704
4.446
4.466
Group Water
1
2
3
4
4.037
5
4.032
6
4.0095
7 4.0213
8 4.0461
9
4.008
10
4.013
11
4.033
12
3.993
13
4.035
3.278
14 3.9805
3.3303
15
4.0089 3.8537
16
4.0025
3.2178
17
3.9152
3.2764
18
4.0207
3.2305
19
4.0115
3.1928
20
4.0466
3.3682
21
3.9664
3.2525
22
4.004
3.323
23 4.0101 3.3104
4.001
4.006
4.0123 3.2488
3.639
3.239
3.2072
3.1959
3.2098
3.001
3.208
3.244
3.232
Viscous
solution (R)
4.473
4.443
4.4934
4.49
4.442
4.4594
4.6846
4.4371
4.48
4.445
4.512
4.494
4.507
4.443
4.2564
4.4793
4.338
4.5055
4.4699
4.4438
4.4595
4.483
4.494

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