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show all work pls! T()=22C+273.15 Ice bath temperature in Kelvin C. Volume Parallax Error Volume of water in the cylinder viewed at eye level 25.1mL

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T()=22C+273.15 Ice bath temperature in Kelvin C. Volume Parallax Error Volume of water in the cylinder viewed at eye level 25.1mL Volume of water in the cylinder viewed from a standing position. 25.3mL Volume of water with eyes below the meniscus 25.00mL Calculations (Show work) (For these calculations, use the measurement from the correct position as the actual value.) Error from measurement above the meniscus mL (Actual value is at eye level) Percent Error from measurement above the meniscus % Error from measurement below the meniscus mL (Actual value is at eye level) Percent Error from measurement below the meniscus % Glassware Comparison - Beaker Volume of water from 30mL. beaker (read from beaker) volume of water from 50mL, beaker (read from cylinder) 8961 mi Calculations (Show Work) (For these calculations, use the graduated cylinder as the actual value.) Error between cylinder and beaker (The graduated cylinder is the actual value) Percent error between cylinder and beaker Glnswware Comparison - Pippette Volume of water from 25mL volumetric pipette m. (read from gruduated cylinder) Actual volume in 25mL pipette Calculations (Show Work) (For these calculations, use the pipette as the actual value.) Error between cylinder ind pipette (The pipette is the actual value.) Percent crror between cylinder and pipette 8/a

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