This resource covers the calculations required in volumetric and mass analysis, as well as giving an outline of how to perform a titration. Click on the image to access the resource:
This resource considers the basic statistic terms and shows how to calculate them, both manually and using Microsoft Excel. There is a worked example and an example for you to try. Click on the image to access the resource.
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This resource is part of the more extensive resource in Basic Statistic Analysis but is given separately here for ease of access.
The glossary covers: count, degrees of freedom, mean, mode, range, sigma notation, standard deviation and variance.
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This resource explains how to conduct a paired t-test, a test that is sometimes more appropriate to you in place of a two sample t-test. The paired t-test is really just a special form of a one sample t-test, where the “true value” is equal to zero. Click on the image to access the paired t-test resource.
Details of ResourceThis resource shows how to calculate the numbers of water of crystallisation by titration experiment. A worked example is given along with a question for you to try. The resource is embedded below so you can interact with it or click here to view resource on full screen