Chemistry, 02.08.2019 06:00 kelcey1972harris
a student obtains the following data for his experimental runs for the unknown acid run 1 – 0.2541 m run 2 – 0.2668 m run 3 – 0.2549 m run 4 – 0.2554 mthe unknown acid is correctly known to be 0.2542 m. is the % error for the student’s data? is the % spread for the student’s runs?
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