4 1. The calibration of a 10-mL pipet produced the following data:Mass Beaker28.4823Mass Beaker + Water38.433248.391858.351668.305778.2615The temperature of the water was 25.0 °C. What is the mean volume of water acutallydispensed by the pipet.

To determine the Mean Volume of water actually dispensed by water.

1. The calibration of a 10-mL pipet produced the following data: Mass Beaker Mass Beaker + Water 28.4823 38.4332 48.3918 58.3516 68.3057 78.2615 The temperature of the water was 25.0 °C. What is the mean volume of water acutally dispensed by the pipet.

1. The calibration of a 10-mL pipet produced the following data: Mass Beaker Mass Beaker + Water 28.4823 38.4332 48.3918 58.3516 68.3057 78.2615 The temperature of the water was 25.0 °C. What is the mean volume of water acutally dispensed by the pipet.

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1. The calibration of a 10-mL pipet produced the following data:
Mass Beaker
28.4823
Mass Beaker + Water
38.4332
48.3918
58.3516
68.3057
78.2615
The temperature of the water was 25.0 °C. What is the mean volume of water acutally
dispensed by the pipet.

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