6. Classify the errors in the following situations as completely as you can (which means justify your response). a. Each time you estimate the position of the meniscus for your buret reading, you read it at a slight downward angle. b. The 10.00mL pipet that is used to dispense your phosphoric acid sample for a titration delivers an additional 0.10mL each time the pipet is used. c. When boiling your cobalt solution, a couple of tiny droplets splashed out of the beaker. d. The indicator chosen for monitoring the endpoint of a titration exhibits slow binding chemistry with the analyte (hence a slow color change occurs). e. As you took your crucible out of the desiccator, the crucible tipped over and some of your AgCl spilled on the lab bench. f. The cuvet used to make the absorbance measurements of Fe had a scratch on its inner surface. g. When determining the endpoint of a titration, your estimation of the color peach tends to be a little more yellow than pink h. You perform several replicate analyses of your unknown concentration, and the value you obtain each time differs slightly from the other trials