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Pipets used for the transfer of samples of aqueous solutions are always rinsedwith a small portion of the solution to be used before the sample is taken. calculate the percentage error arising in an experiment when 1-ml, 5-ml, and 10-ml pipets are used for transfer and each pipet contains 5 drops of water adhering to the inside of the barrel. a single drop of water has an approximate volume of 0.05 ml
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