Part A: Determination of Densities of Pure Water and Calcium Chloride Solutions (1) Temperature of water (to nearest 0.5 °C) 22.5 °C (2) Mass of empty volumetric flask with stopper 20.3872 g (3) Mass of volumetric flask, stopper, and water 21.3762 d (4) Mass of water in the volumetric flask (5) Calculated density of water at temperature (4) / 1.00 mL) - g/mL

Part A: Determination of Densities of Pure Water and Calcium Chloride Solutions (1) Temperature of water (to nearest 0.5 °C) 22.5 °C (2) Mass of empty volumetric flask with stopper 20.3872 g (3) Mass of volumetric flask, stopper, and water 21.3762 d (4) Mass of water in the volumetric flask (5) Calculated density of water at temperature (4) / 1.00 mL) - g/mL

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

9th Edition

ISBN:9781285640686

Author:Skoog

Publisher:Skoog

Chapter7: Statistical Data Treatment And Evaluation

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Problem 7.21QAP

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