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450sam
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CHEMISTRY LAB!!!!!!!! PLEASE HELP NOW!
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May 03, 2009, 01:04:25 PM »
We did the basic lab many people do this one
we mix 10 mL of sodium Carbonate with 20 mL of calcium chloride
we filter out the precipitate calcium carbonate using a funnel and filter paper and then measure the mass of the filter paper with the precipitate
what could be two non-human sources of error and would it make the final concentration too high or too low. how would you improve to minimize this error
helpp would be GREATLY appreciated
getting a bit desperate heree!
NOT HUMAN ERRORS
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How do you define human error?
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human errors assuming u did the experiment perfectly and the errors were caused by the experiment or some could be human errors as long as they are not intentional
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temperature can be one. too cold or too hot can change the reaction rates
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Measurement error, inaccuracies in the equipment used to measure the liquids and the mass at the end. Improve it by repeating the experiment several times or by using equipment which measures more accurately.
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