The following glassware is used when we do titrimetric analysis. If the glassware is not fully dry when used (i.e., there is water left in the glassware), determine whether this will affect the results of the titration process. Give a brief explanation. a. Erlenmeyer flask (used during titration) b. Burette c. Pipet (used in transferring the sample) d. Volumetric flask

The following glassware is used when we do titrimetric analysis. If the glassware is not fully dry when used (i.e., there is water left in the glassware), determine whether this will affect the results of the titration process. Give a brief explanation. a. Erlenmeyer flask (used during titration) b. Burette c. Pipet (used in transferring the sample) d. Volumetric flask

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