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    Undergrad Statistical analysis on the end point of a small volume of titration

    Hello PF, I'm doing a Mohr's titration to determine Cl concentration. The volume I am working with is small, and it is not possible to obtain more. I have 2 uL of analyte to which I add 1 uL of indicator. Then, I add AgNO3 1 uL (0.014M) at a time until the endpoint is reached (color...
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    Help me in selecting a power supply for conductivity measurements

    Hey Studiot, I went through the link and the Wenner array method seems to be exactly what I am talking about when I mentionned the tetrapolar measurement. Now I just need to find a suitable power supply and the other required instruments.
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    Help me in selecting a power supply for conductivity measurements

    Hello all, For my project, I am trying to measure the solute concentration of water inside a porous ceramic plate (~2mm in diameter). I am using platinum electrodes. There are two ways I think I could possibly do this. 1) Place two electrodes on the sides of the porous disk 2) Place 4...
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    Electrochemistry (batteries), Wheatstone bridge question.

    The resistance we are trying to measure is unknown, so we just want to find the resistance at room temperature. Once again I am positive that the temperature is not changing. Enough to account for that difference. What were the resistances you were measuring? I measured several resistors...
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    Electrochemistry (batteries), Wheatstone bridge question.

    we definitely thought of the temperatures but I have the temperature coefficient for the resistor (it's actually a piece of alloy 20) I'm measuring, and the decreases would correspond to more than 100C of cooling down (since resistance is supposed to increase with temperature) I put a...
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    Electrochemistry (batteries), Wheatstone bridge question.

    Hi, I am using a Wheatstone bridge to measure very low resistances (around 0,2ohms) and my measurements are changing from day to day. If I take the resistance measurement of the same resistor several times, I notice that each measurement will be lower than the next. But the next day, the...
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    Calculating Fugacity of Freon-12 at 82.2C, 9.65bar

    Those values are for liquids, and in my problem, we have a gas!
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    Calculating Fugacity of Freon-12 at 82.2C, 9.65bar

    I need to find the fugacity of freon-12 (Dichlorodifluoromethane) at 82.2C and 9.65bar, using a method that does not require critical data. I'm assuming we can find any other information to solve the problem, but I not sure where to start..