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    Common Mistakes (SPM Form 5 - Rate of Reaction)

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    The document provides common mistakes made when reporting rates of reaction in SPM Form 5 experiments. It notes that words like "faster" or "slower" should not be used to describe rates and instead words like "increases" or "decreases" are preferred. It also distinguishes between average and instantaneous rates of reaction. Finally, it specifies the number of decimal places that should be reported for time, volume, burette, and pipette readings based on the measurement apparatus used.

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    The document provides common mistakes made when reporting rates of reaction in SPM Form 5 experiments. It notes that words like "faster" or "slower" should not be used to describe rates and instead words like "increases" or "decreases" are preferred. It also distinguishes between average and instantaneous rates of reaction. Finally, it specifies the number of decimal places that should be reported for time, volume, burette, and pipette readings based on the measurement apparatus used.

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    The document provides common mistakes made when reporting rates of reaction in SPM Form 5 experiments. It notes that words like "faster" or "slower" should not be used to describe rates and instead words like "increases" or "decreases" are preferred. It also distinguishes between average and instantaneous rates of reaction. Finally, it specifies the number of decimal places that should be reported for time, volume, burette, and pipette readings based on the measurement apparatus used.

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    Common Mistakes (SPM Form 5 Rate of Reaction)

    Never use word: faster the rate of reaction or slower the rate of reaction. (use word such as increases, decreases, higher or lower. Average rate of reaction is berry different from instantaneous rate of reaction. (Instantaneous can be determined by drawing a tangent on the graphs curve). Time reading: 1 decimal point. (It also depends on the measurement apparatus either a normal stopwatch or digital stopwatch) Example: 21.0 seconds and 45.5 seconds. Measuring cylinder reading: 1 decimal point. Example: 5.0 cm3 and 4.5 cm3. Burette reading: 2 decimal points. Example: 50.00 cm3 and 45.25 cm3. Pipette reading: 1 decimal point: Example: 25.0 cm3 and 10.0 cm3.

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