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    The experiment was focused on calibrating a pipette. Two trials were performed where the pipette delivered distilled water into a conical flask on a balance. For the first trial, the apparent weight delivered was 9.9725g and after correcting for buoyancy the true weight was 9.9835g, giving a true volume of 10.055ml. For the second trial, the apparent weight was 9.9687g and the true weight was 9.9797g, giving a true volume of 10.0017ml.

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    The experiment was focused on calibrating a pipette. Two trials were performed where the pipette delivered distilled water into a conical flask on a balance. For the first trial, the apparent weight delivered was 9.9725g and after correcting for buoyancy the true weight was 9.9835g, giving a true volume of 10.055ml. For the second trial, the apparent weight was 9.9687g and the true weight was 9.9797g, giving a true volume of 10.0017ml.

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    The experiment was focused on calibrating a pipette. Two trials were performed where the pipette delivered distilled water into a conical flask on a balance. For the first trial, the apparent weight delivered was 9.9725g and after correcting for buoyancy the true weight was 9.9835g, giving a true volume of 10.055ml. For the second trial, the apparent weight was 9.9687g and the true weight was 9.9797g, giving a true volume of 10.0017ml.

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    The experiment was focused on calibrating a pipette. Two trials were performed where the pipette delivered distilled water into a conical flask on a balance. For the first trial, the apparent weight delivered was 9.9725g and after correcting for buoyancy the true weight was 9.9835g, giving a true volume of 10.055ml. For the second trial, the apparent weight was 9.9687g and the true weight was 9.9797g, giving a true volume of 10.0017ml.

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    EXPERIMENT 11

    Interpretation of Results

    The experiment was focused on how to calibrate a pipet. Two trials were done in the
    experiment. First, the thermometer was placed in the beaker of distilled water. The
    temperature of the distilled water resulted to 22°C. On the first trial, the stopper 50
    milliliter conical flask was placed on the balance pan and waited for a stable reading
    to record the conical flask and the stopper. The weight of flask in grams was
    recorded as 46.4764g. The pipet was then filled with distilled water and drained it
    into the conical flask. Then, the conical flask and stopper with distilled water was
    placed into the balance pan and the weight of flask with the water in grams was
    recorded as 56.4489g. The weight of flask for the second trial is the same as the
    final weight of flask with water from the first trial. The procedure was then repeated
    and the weight of flask with water in grams resulted to 66.4156g. The apparent
    weight of the water delivered is the difference between the weight of the flask
    containing the aliquot of water and the weight of flask without the aliquot.
    Therefore, the apparent weight of water delivered in grams in the first trial was
    recorded as 9.9725g and 9.9687g in the second trial. The true weight of the pipette
    can be determined by correcting the apparent weight of water delivered for
    buoyancy. This can be done by multiplying the apparent weight by 1.0011. So the
    true weight of water delivered in grams for the first trial is 9.9835g and 9.9797g for
    the second trial. Lastly, the true volume of the pipet can be determined by dividing
    the true weight by the density of water at specific temperature. So the true volume
    of the pipet in milliliter for the first trial was recorded as 10.055 ml and 10.0017 ml
    for the second trial.

    EXPERIMENT 12
    Interpretation of Results

    The experiment was focused on how to determine and compute the pH. There were
    four different solutions with same amount of volume. The 0.10 M HCl has a pH
    value of 1 assuming 100% ionization and has observe pH value of 1. And the
    computed pH resulted to 1. The 0.10 M solution of HC2H3O2 has 1 pH value
    assuming 100% ionization and has an observe pH value of 3. The result of the
    computed pH is 2.9. The 0.10 M solution of NaOH has pH value of 13 assuming
    100% ionization and has an observe pH value of 13. The computed pH of the
    solution resulted to 1. And the 0.10 M of NH4OH solution has a pH value of 13
    assuming 100% ionization and it has an observe pH value of 9. The result of the
    computed pH is 2.9.

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