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Chemistry, 30.03.2020 05:19 mastershadow2018

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The thermometer used by Student A was indicating temperatures that were 5 °C higher
than the thermometer used by Student B when measuring the same solutions. Would
this affect the E, values obtained by the two students? Explain.

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