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Method:  Fill the burette.

Mass the empty beaker and Tare to get Zero.

Now run 10 ml of water into the beaker and note the mass in grams. Note the results in the table.

Calculate the volume using the density table.

Repeat with 20ml and 50 ml of water.

Indicated volume (BURETTE)in (ml)
Mass of water dispensed (g)
Calculated volume in ml
10.00
10.0038

20.00
20.0024

50.00
50.0011

Work out the percentage error:

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