Determine the mass of a nickel on two different analytical balances and two different top loader balances. Perform the measurement 5 times per balance. Tare the balance before each measurement. THEORETICAL MASS OF NICKEL - 5.000g Analytical Balance 1 Analytical Balance 2 Top Loader Balance 1 Top Loader Balance 2 1.4.98489 2.4.98 50 G 1.4.98439 2.4.98449 1.4. 988 9 2.4. 982- 9 1.4.9851 2.4.985 9

Determine the mass of a nickel on two different analytical balances and two different top loader balances. Perform the measurement 5 times per balance. Tare the balance before each measurement. THEORETICAL MASS OF NICKEL - 5.000g Analytical Balance 1 Analytical Balance 2 Top Loader Balance 1 Top Loader Balance 2 1.4.98489 2.4.98 50 G 1.4.98439 2.4.98449 1.4. 988 9 2.4. 982- 9 1.4.9851 2.4.985 9

Chemistry & Chemical Reactivity

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Chapter1: Basic Concepts Of Chemistry

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