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3 years ago

List two possible steps where impurities may be gained, which would appear to be an increase in copper

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Arisa [49]3 years ago

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Answer:

i) During washing

ii) During Measurement

Explanation:

The two possible steps are :

i) During washing : during the washing method the residue may be not completely dried out and this residue ( water) will add up to the final product ( copper yield ) and this kind of error is called human error.

ii) During measurement : If the weighing instrument is faulty there might be addition in value of the final copper yield which will see the final yield value > 100% . this error occurs when the initial value and final value is been weighed

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