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systematic errors, that may have occurred during a recently-completed titration. So, the +-0.02 mL error inherent in the burette, for example? Would that be random or... show more Could someone please tell me what the difference between random and systematic error is? I have been asked to name 2 random errors, and 2 systematic errors, that may have occurred during a recently-completed titration. So, the +-0.02 mL error inherent in the burette, for example? Would that be random or systematic? How about mis-reading the meniscus? Also, if mass were lost during the preparation of solution, for instance, what type of error would this be? Just for some background: The goal of the titration was to determine the amount of ascorbic acid in a vitamin C tablet... Before titrating ascorbic acid with iodine, we had to standardise the iodine, by titrating sodium thiosulfate with iodine solution. Any help would be much appreciated. Follow 1 answer 1 Report Abuse Are you s
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high when it appears to align with the mark. It you are looking down at the pipet, the meniscus will be too low when it appears to align with the mark. Forcing the solution out of the pipet causes too much to be delivered. Using a dirty pipet causes too little or contaminated solution to be delivered. Leaving little droplets behind on the walls (except for the small amount in the tip) causes too little solution to be delivered. Forcing the pipet into the bulb usually causes liquid to be sucked into the bulb. This contaminates the bulb which must then be thoroughly rinsed and dried. Allowing the tip of the pipet to rise above the liquid in the container usually causes the liquid to be sucked into the pipet bulb. A broken or chipped pipet can reduce the amount of liquid held after transfer. This causes too much liquid to be delivered. Pipet Menu Laboratory Information General Chemistry Help Homepage