Part I. Cause and Effect: lIdentify the effect of the condition on the indicated parameter. Write increase, decrease, or no effect, and provide an explanation (3 sentences maximum). Assume you performed the experiment as stated in the laboratory manual. A. The test tube used in the determination of the AHn for nitric acid was still wet with water. [magnitude of AHxn 'rxn B. The actual concentration of the sodium hydroxide used in the calibration part of the experiment was lower than the stated value. [Ccal C. The actual concentration of the sodium hydroxide used in the calibration part of the experiment was lower than the stated value. However, the NaOH solution used in the determination of AHn was of the correct concentration. [magnitude of ΔΗ 'rxn

Part I. Cause and Effect: lIdentify the effect of the condition on the indicated parameter. Write increase, decrease, or no effect, and provide an explanation (3 sentences maximum). Assume you performed the experiment as stated in the laboratory manual. A. The test tube used in the determination of the AHn for nitric acid was still wet with water. [magnitude of AHxn 'rxn B. The actual concentration of the sodium hydroxide used in the calibration part of the experiment was lower than the stated value. [Ccal C. The actual concentration of the sodium hydroxide used in the calibration part of the experiment was lower than the stated value. However, the NaOH solution used in the determination of AHn was of the correct concentration. [magnitude of ΔΗ 'rxn

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Chapter33: Automated Methods Of Analysis

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