A pair of students standardize a sodium hydroxide solution using KHP and obtain the following concentrations:...
A pair of students standardize a sodium hydroxide solution using KHP and obtain the following concentrations: 0.1028 M, 0.1031 M, 0.1200 M, 0.1030 M and 0.1026 M. The students suspect that 0.1200 M is an outlier. Is 0.1200 M an outlier?
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Yes, it can be possible due to lot of error human error , every machine has it's own error . As all other readings except the 0.1200M are almost same . So , there exist a very good precision and also have good accuracy . So that 0.1200 M is an outlier.
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