In the procedure you followed for the above experiment, the pipet that was used to measure the unknown acid was not clean, and some of the unknown acid remained above that left in the tip. Will the calculated molarity of the unknown acid be erroneously high, low, or not affected?

In the procedure you followed for the above experiment, the pipet that was used to measure the unknown acid was not clean, and some of the unknown acid remained above that left in the tip. Will the calculated molarity of the unknown acid be erroneously high, low, or not affected?

Macroscale and Microscale Organic Experiments

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