[CHM 181] Density of Water Lab

[Andrew J. Pounds]

So while you were completing the lab you read off values from the buret 
(supposedly to two decimal places).   Here is some simulated data.


Initial buret reading.    1.02

After adding ~1 ml      2.06

After adding ~10 ml    11.07


The "exact volume" for the ~1 ml reading would then be 2.06-1.02=1.04 ml

The "exact volume" for the ~10 ml reading would then be 11.07-1.02=10.05 ml




On 1/29/25 17:07,  wrote:
> For the density of water table that has: exact volume, mass top 
> loading, density top loading, ... Etc. How would we know the "exact 
> volume" of the water besides knowing when we transferred the water 
> into the beaker it was the amount the lab said (1 mL of water, then 10 
> mL and so on).
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