Sami F.

asked • 06/14/18

evaluate the accuracy of the measurements made, contrasting them with wet techniques, where eg. (determination of Cu2+ concentration by titration and

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J.R. S.

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I'm not entirely sure this question makes sense.  Perhaps another tutor will better understand what is being asked, but I'm not sure how to answer this. Titration and colorimetry are both "wet" techniques, for example.  Accuracy cannot be determined without additional data.
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Sami F.

Okay how to get accurate results from a titration and colourimeter
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J.R. S. answered • 06/14/18

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In order to accurate results from any experiment, care must be taken to measure with care. This includes solution preparation for titration and colorimetric determinations. One must also carefully measure the volume used in titrations, and the dilutions made in colorimetric analysis. This is a very broad and ambiguous question, but these ideas should get you started in the right direction.
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