Given the following information, calculate the density in g/mL of an irregular solid. Mass of weighing...
Given the following
information, calculate the density in g/mL of an irregular
solid.
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Homework Answers
Mass of weighing vessel = 1.005g
Mass of solid + weighing vessel = 9.441g
mass of solid = (Mass of solid + weighing vessel)-Mass of weighing vessel
= 9.441-1.005 = 8.436g
Volume of liquid in graduated cylinder = 3.45 mL
Volume of liquid in graduated cylinder +volume of solid = 5.15 mL
volume of solid =( Volume of liquid in graduated cylinder +volume of solid) - Volume of liquid in graduated cylinder = 5.15-3.45 = 1.7ml
densoty of solid = mass/volume
= 8.436g/1.7ml = 4.96g/ml >>>>answer
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