Explain how each one of these activities would affect your calculated percent yield of zinc phosphate. a. You mixed the solutions in a wet beaker versus a dry one. b. The final precipitate was not fully dry when you recorded the final weight.

Explain how each one of these activities would affect your calculated percent yield of zinc phosphate. a. You mixed the solutions in a wet beaker versus a dry one. b. The final precipitate was not fully dry when you recorded the final weight.

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Explain how each one of these activities would affect your calculated percent yield of zinc phosphate.

a. You mixed the solutions in a wet beaker versus a dry one.
b. The final precipitate was not fully dry when you recorded the final weight.

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