Chemistry, asked by likovishal774, 10 days ago

The lab experiment is a titration of acetic acid. You notice a student using a beaker to measure a volume of acetic acid. Later, that same student reports that the acid has a concentration of .85 M. Are the student’s results valid? Why or why not? What questions would you ask to assess the validity of their results?

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Later, that same student reports that the acid has a concentration of .85 M. Are the student's results valid? Why or why not?

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