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    The document contains 3 tables of experimental data measuring the height, temperature, density, and surface tension of various liquids including water, benzene, chloroform, methanol, and an unknown liquid. Table 3.1 contains data on the measured height of each liquid when blown or sucked through a tube. Table 3.2 contains the average height, temperature, and density for each liquid. Table 3.3 contains the experimental surface tension values using either water or benzene as the calibrating liquid, along with the percent error compared to the true value. The surface tension values generated significant percent errors ranging from 12-38%.

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    The document contains 3 tables of experimental data measuring the height, temperature, density, and surface tension of various liquids including water, benzene, chloroform, methanol, and an unknown liquid. Table 3.1 contains data on the measured height of each liquid when blown or sucked through a tube. Table 3.2 contains the average height, temperature, and density for each liquid. Table 3.3 contains the experimental surface tension values using either water or benzene as the calibrating liquid, along with the percent error compared to the true value. The surface tension values generated significant percent errors ranging from 12-38%.

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    The document contains 3 tables of experimental data measuring the height, temperature, density, and surface tension of various liquids including water, benzene, chloroform, methanol, and an unknown liquid. Table 3.1 contains data on the measured height of each liquid when blown or sucked through a tube. Table 3.2 contains the average height, temperature, and density for each liquid. Table 3.3 contains the experimental surface tension values using either water or benzene as the calibrating liquid, along with the percent error compared to the true value. The surface tension values generated significant percent errors ranging from 12-38%.

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    The document contains 3 tables of experimental data measuring the height, temperature, density, and surface tension of various liquids including water, benzene, chloroform, methanol, and an unknown liquid. Table 3.1 contains data on the measured height of each liquid when blown or sucked through a tube. Table 3.2 contains the average height, temperature, and density for each liquid. Table 3.3 contains the experimental surface tension values using either water or benzene as the calibrating liquid, along with the percent error compared to the true value. The surface tension values generated significant percent errors ranging from 12-38%.

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    Table 3.1 Data for the measured value of height due to blowing and suctioning

    BLOWING SUCTIONING
    COMPOUNDS TRIAL TRIAL
    TRIAL 1 TRIAL 2 TRIAL 3 TRIAL 1
    2 3
    Water 2.9 2.6 2.9 2.6 2.6 2.9
    Benzene 1.4 1.5 1.3 1.3 1.4 1.3
    Chloroform 0.4 0.3 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.6
    Methanol 0.9 0.9 0.8 0.9 0.9 0.8
    Unknown
    1.1 1.2 1.1 1.2 1.2 1.1
    Liquid
    Table 3.1 contains the necessary data needed for the calculation of the experimental value of the
    average height of the substance.

    Table 3.2 Data for the experimental value of average height, temperature and density

    COMPOUNDS AVERAGE T (oC) DENSITY


    HEIGHT
    Water 2.75 24 0.9973
    Benzene 1.3667 25 0.8801
    Chloroform 0.4667 24 1.4979
    Methanol 0.8667 25 0.7934
    Unknown Liquid 1.15 23 0.7530
    Table 3.2 contains the necessary data needed for the calculation of the experimental value of surface
    tension of the liquids.
    Table 3.3 Data for the experimental value of the surface tension (Water as calibrating liquid)

    and percent error

    COMPOUNDS SURFACE Percent Error


    TENSION %
    (dynes/cm)
    Water 72.3692
    Benzene 31.7395 12.4816
    Chloroform 18.4466 30.8054
    Methanol 18.145 16.5655
    Unknown Liquid 22.8501
    Table 3.3 contains the measured surface tension with water as the calibrating liquid. The value
    computed was not close to the true value and the result generated a percent error value of 12.4816,
    30.8054, 16.565 for benzene, chloroform and methanol respectively.

    Table 3.3 Data for the experimental value of the surface tension (Benzene as calibrating

    liquid) and percent error

    COMPOUNDS SURFACE Percent Error


    TENSION %
    (dynes/cm)
    Water 64.3386 11.0967
    Benzene 28.2175
    Chloroform 16.2996 38.4838
    Methanol 16.1315 34.8145
    Unknown Liquid 20.3145
    Table 3.2 contains the measured surface tension with benzene as the calibrating liquid. The value
    computed was not close to the true and the result generated a percent error value of 11.0967,
    38.4838, 34.8145 for water, chloroform and methanol respectively.

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