Your overall error in a titration will depend on the combined error from both the standardization runs and the unknown runs. Our standardization had a relative error of 4.42%. A similar calculation for our unknown runs gave a mean of 34.55% Cr ± 0.14% Cr (95% CL). Computer the total absolute error.

Your overall error in a titration will depend on the combined error from both the standardization runs and the unknown runs. Our standardization had a relative error of 4.42%. A similar calculation for our unknown runs gave a mean of 34.55% Cr ± 0.14% Cr (95% CL). Computer the total absolute error.

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter5: Errors In Chemical Analyses

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