You have been asked to make a guess as to the type of alkalinity present for the water samples listed below (hydroxide, carbonate, and/or bicarbonate) in each of the samples: (Use all the assumptions that we used in lab) Species present total ml to titrate all of the alkalinity due to the carbonate in the original solution A: Vp = 0 ml; Vmo = 0 ml B: Vp = 10 ml; Vmo = 10 ml C: Vp = 15 ml; Vmo = 5 ml D: Vp = 5 ml, Vmo = 10 ml

You have been asked to make a guess as to the type of alkalinity present for the water samples listed below (hydroxide, carbonate, and/or bicarbonate) in each of the samples: (Use all the assumptions that we used in lab) Species present total ml to titrate all of the alkalinity due to the carbonate in the original solution A: Vp = 0 ml; Vmo = 0 ml B: Vp = 10 ml; Vmo = 10 ml C: Vp = 15 ml; Vmo = 5 ml D: Vp = 5 ml, Vmo = 10 ml

Appl Of Ms Excel In Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter3: Statistical Tests With Excel

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