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    This document provides correction factors for a 50 mL buret based on trials conducted at different volumes and temperatures. It summarizes the results of trials using the buret to deliver volumes of 10 mL, 30 mL, and 50 mL at a water temperature of 24.6 degrees C. For each trial, the apparent volume, true volume, and volume difference were recorded. The mean difference and mean true volume are reported, along with the standard deviation, for each set of trials at different buret volumes. A graph shows the relationship between apparent volume and correction factor.

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    This document provides correction factors for a 50 mL buret based on trials conducted at different volumes and temperatures. It summarizes the results of trials using the buret to deliver volumes of 10 mL, 30 mL, and 50 mL at a water temperature of 24.6 degrees C. For each trial, the apparent volume, true volume, and volume difference were recorded. The mean difference and mean true volume are reported, along with the standard deviation, for each set of trials at different buret volumes. A graph shows the relationship between apparent volume and correction factor.

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    Glassware Calibration

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    Hannah Pennington
    This document provides correction factors for a 50 mL buret based on trials conducted at different volumes and temperatures. It summarizes the results of trials using the buret to deliver volumes of 10 mL, 30 mL, and 50 mL at a water temperature of 24.6 degrees C. For each trial, the apparent volume, true volume, and volume difference were recorded. The mean difference and mean true volume are reported, along with the standard deviation, for each set of trials at different buret volumes. A graph shows the relationship between apparent volume and correction factor.

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    50 mL Buret: Correction Factors

    Temperature of water
    24.6
    Density
    1.0040 mL/g

    0.10
    Correction Factor (mL)

    Trial
    Mass of flash and sample (g)
    Mass of flash (empty) (g)
    Mass of water (g)
    Apparent volume (mL)
    True volume (mL)
    Volume Difference (mL)
    Mean Difference (mL)
    Mean True Volume (mL)
    Standard Deviation (mL)

    25mL Volumetric Pipet


    50 mL buret: 10 mL volume 50 mL buret: 30 mL volume 50 mL buret: 50 mL volume
    1
    2
    3
    1
    2
    3
    1
    2
    3
    1
    2
    3
    38.96
    38.31
    38.17
    74.88
    75.20
    74.97
    95.03
    95.4
    95.24 114.89 115.03 114.93
    15.17
    15.10
    15.22
    64.94
    65.23
    65.01
    65.11
    65.43
    65.23
    65.02
    65.07
    65.01
    23.79
    23.21
    22.95
    9.94
    9.97
    9.96
    29.92
    29.97
    30.01
    49.87
    49.86
    49.92
    10.00
    10.00
    10.00
    30.00
    30.00
    30.00
    50.00
    50.00
    50.00
    23.89
    23.30
    23.04
    9.98
    10.01
    10.00
    30.04
    30.09
    30.13
    50.07
    50.06
    50.12
    -0.02
    0.01
    0.00
    0.04
    0.09
    0.13
    0.07
    0.06
    0.12
    0.00
    0.09
    0.08
    23.41
    10.00
    30.09
    50.08
    0.432
    0.015
    0.045
    0.032

    0.08
    0.06
    0.04
    0.02
    0.00
    -0.02
    0.00

    10.00

    20.00

    30.00

    40.00

    Apparent Volume (mL)

    50.00

    60.00

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