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Chemistry, 27.04.2021 19:30 JorgeW5St

A scientist stirred a substance into 100 g of water at three different temperatures until it stopped dissolving into the water. Examine the table of the scientist's recorded results. Trial 1 mass of substance Trial 2 mass of substance Trial 3 mass of substance 110 72 105 Room Temperature Cold 78 55 81 140 Hot 83 135 During which trial did the scientist most likely commit an error in the procedure? How do you know?​

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