Homework Help: Chemistry/Quantitive Anaylsis

Posted by Brittany on Sunday, October 14, 2012 at 11:14pm.

Before determining the amount of sodium carbonate in a sample by titration with standard hydrochloric avid the anaylst decide to check the procedure by analyzing a known sample of 98.75 (w/w)% purity. Five replicate determinations of the known gave the following results: 98.71% 98.59% 98.62% 98.44% 98.58%
At the 95% confidence interval is there any evidance that the analysis is giving inaccurate results?

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