This suggests that an error might have occurred during the process of the experiment, or that this experiment is not yielding consistent results. It is possible that this could be explained if this experiment was tested several times. It is likely that the factors that might have led to inaccurate results in the first experiment might also have led to inaccurate results in the second experiment. Calculation errors, dirty equipment, and other factors of this nature could have played a role in the inconsistent results obtained by our group during the first and second tests of the optimal sucrose concentration..