SO guys yung report natin mag focus sa accuracy ng weight. Yung sa analytical balance .

So una kailangan natin yung standard value per volume ng water.

Eto yung sasabihin para dun:

The deviation is derived from the difference of the standard value and the experimental value. In turn, the
standard value is computed by using the density of water, 0.9969g/mL.

For the 50 L sample,

0.9969
=
0.050

= 0.9969 (0.050 )

= 0.0498

For the 100 L sample,

= 0.9969 (0.100 )

= 0.0993
Lastly, for the 500 L sample,

= 0.9969 (0.500 )

= 0.4985

SO ayan yung basis natin for accuracy.

Masasabi natin na hindi sya accurate kapag Malaki yung standard deviation nya and kapag
Malaki yung percent error.

Based sa results nila and theoretically dapat ganito magiging explanations:

Kapag mas maliit yung volume ng sample per trial mas magiging accurate sya. Kasi gets
konti lang naman so konting room for error.

Kapag mas Malaki yung volume edi mas maraming chance na hindi sya maging accurate.
So eto din, factor din yung gagamitin mong micropipettor:

A micropipettor used in the laboratory have an accuracy that decreases when the volume to be
used is closest to the lowest value in the range set for a micropipettor. In contrast, when comparing
between two sets of micropipettor, the more volume it can accommodate, the less the accuracy of the
micropipettor,

So halimbawa kapag yung ginamit mo na micropipettor ang lowest value ay 100 tapos yung volume na
kailangan mo 100. Mas less accurate sya.

Addt. Info:
uncertainty increases as a set of data deviates from the normal or standard values. This uncertainty is
minimized, therefore, by conducting numerous trials and also to decrease the percentage of error in the
results.

- Di ko alam kung pano to explain uhu

Okay so sa part din natin .if ever konti lang percentage error kasi isang tao lang gumagawa ng
exp. Mas less yung chance na magkamali