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Determination of the relative atomic mass of lithium. - page 2

Keywords: Experiment evaluationrelative atomic mass lithium accuracy results

By Jenny on 02/07/2009

Level: A Level (Year 13)

Page Number: 2 of 2   pages: 1 2

would be by using a larger amount of lithium so 0.02 g was a smaller percentage of it. However using an amount of lithium large enough to minimise this error would mean a very large amount of gas being produced which would be difficult to collect and which would require a large measuring cylinder which would have a correspondingly large error.
A more practical method would be to use a more sensitive balance. A balance that weighed accurately to the third decimal place would only have an error of +/- 0.002 g.
This would give a smaller % error of 1.82 % ((0.002 / 0.11) x 100 = 1.82 %).


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Determination of the relative atomic mass of lithium.- page 2