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There can be many sources of error for analytical balances. Some of these include:

1. Air Currents / Drafts

2. Adsorptive layer of moisture on the sample

3. Electrostatic forces

4. Magnetic forces

5. Air buoyancy

6. Improper calibration

7. Temperature changes

8. Not level

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