If sample was lost during the heating process, would the mass of water lost be too...

If sample was lost during the heating process, would the mass of water lost be too high or too low? Would this experimental error result in a value of n that is too large or too small?

If some water remained at the end of the heating process, would the calculated mass of water lost be too high or too low? Would this experimental error result in a value of n that is too large or too small?

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Hence, is the answer.

queen_honey_blossom answered 2 years ago

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