In the first part A of the procedure, the ratio of moles H2O/moles CaSO4 is found to be 1.93. In the second trial the ratio was found to be 1.98. Calculate the relative average deviation of the two trials. Should the student run another trial?

In the first part A of the procedure, the ratio of moles H2O/moles CaSO4 is found to be 1.93. In the second trial the ratio was found to be 1.98. Calculate the relative average deviation of the two trials. Should the student run another trial?

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