CH-400
Burette and pipette readings
Chemistry · Secondary 3 · Hard · Burette and pipette readings
A student titrates of sodium hydroxide with hydrochloric acid. His first three readings of acid volume are , and .
Which mistake most likely caused the third reading to be much lower than the others?
Which mistake most likely caused the third reading to be much lower than the others?
- Not adding the acid drop by drop near the end of titration 3.
- Rinsing the burette with water instead of acid before titration 3.
- Using of alkali instead of in titration 3.
- Forgetting to record the initial burette reading for titration 3.
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