kindly help me calculate the % error of the data DATA SHEETCНE 2131LHeight due to blowing, cmHeight due to suctioning, emCompoundsTrial 1Trial 3Trial 2Trial 3Trial 2Trial 1Water1.401.301.501.601.701.50Benzene0.500.800.700.900.600.70Chloroform0.300.500.700.500.500.300.30Methanol0.400.500.800.500.70Unknown0.500.500.400.300.300.40LiquidAverage Height,CompoundsT (C)Density (g/cc)emWater200.99824.22.43.62.4Вenzene200.8790|Chloroform201.4592Methanol200.7807Unknown Liquid201.5800Theoretical Value ofSurface Tension at T,dyne/em%ErrorCalculated Surface Tension atCompoundsT, dyne/em(Water as Calibrating Liquid)N/A29.9428.422.830.8Water72.86Benzene1.0527.5|ChloroformMethanol22.727.0Unknown LiquidTheoretical Value ofCalculated Surface Tension atSurface Tension at T,T, dyne/cm(Benzene as CalibratingCompoundsdyne/cmErrorTinnidWater72.86BenzeneN/AN/AChloroform27.5MethanolUnknown Liquid22.727.0Based on all data available, what is the unknown liquid?

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