When setting up a burette, it is important to check the tip for the presence of air bubbles. If, during titration, the air bubble gets displaced by the titrant, how would it affect the calculated amount of an analyte? a. The amount will be higher since the apparent volume delivered will be higher. b. The amount will be lower since the apparent volume delivered will be higher. c. The amount will be higher since the apparent volume delivered will be lower. d. The amount will be lower since the apparent volume delivered will be lower. e. The result will not be affected since the air bubble does not contain any titrant that will react with the analyte.

When setting up a burette, it is important to check the tip for the presence of air bubbles. If, during titration, the air bubble gets displaced by the titrant, how would it affect the calculated amount of an analyte? a. The amount will be higher since the apparent volume delivered will be higher. b. The amount will be lower since the apparent volume delivered will be higher. c. The amount will be higher since the apparent volume delivered will be lower. d. The amount will be lower since the apparent volume delivered will be lower. e. The result will not be affected since the air bubble does not contain any titrant that will react with the analyte.

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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ISBN:9780618974122

Author:Andrei Straumanis

Publisher:Andrei Straumanis

Chapter15: Radical Reactions

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