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all right hey guys um so stuff that you have to do for your first report um you need to report a volume for the 10 milliliter pipet that youamp;#39;ve calibrated that youamp;#39;re going to use for the rest of the semester and your 25 mil pipette and then you need to create a graph for the burette corrections that youamp;#39;ll use uh for majority of the rest of the semester some things i didnamp;#39;t talk about in lab if i didnamp;#39;t write it on the board because i just forgot to the temperature in the room every day i had like five or so thermometers stuck in di water um sitting on the counter by the board um but it was 20 degrees celsius every day so go look up the density of water at the temperature in harris to convert your masses of water that you weighed out to volumes another thing i didnamp;#39;t talk about uh by this probably talked about it a little bit in lecture but you guys will need to do buoyancy corrections to your uh volume or your masses that you weighed ou
