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Nages Nagaratnam,Kujan Nagaratnam,Gary Cheuko it seems obvious that the solid obtained by precipitation could simply be weighed out and the mass of the solid used to infer the mass content of the analyte. This is precisely the principle of gravimetry.

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Kurt C. Vercauteren,Ryan S. Miller only for the sake of . of your results, you should always know (as precisely as possible) the sample quantity with which you are currently working. You should specify this as . (i.e. in grams with all its SI-compliant prefixes), as .litres) or as . (mole).

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