Melting point of an unknown solid was 189.1-190.9 o What is the % error when compared to a literature value of 198.3-199.7 oC?

Therfore the % error of
melting point of unknown solid 189.1-190.9°C when compared with
literature value of 198.3-199.7°C is 4.63-4.40%
Melting point of an unknown solid was 189.1-190.9 o What is the % error when compared...
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