$3.$ If the stoichiometric ratio of your reaction were $1$:$1,$ what volumes would you use to collect four data points on each side of the highest temperature $($stoichiometric ratio$)?$ What if it were $3$:$1?4$:$1?($Hint: You should have eight points for each ratio, with four total points above and below the ideal ratio. This means there should be $24$ pairs of volumes total. Remember: the total volume will be $10$mL$.)$

$4.$ Finally, if you didn't know what stoichiometric ratio of hypochlorite and your unknown was, what would be your approach? What volumes of hypochlorite and unknown would you start with? What other volumes would you use? According to the procedure instructions, how many data points should you collect?