Part B: Density of a liquid. unknown number #118 First add 10 ml of the unknown...
Part B: Density of a liquid.
unknown number #118
First add 10 ml of the unknown liquid......
Erlenmeyer Flask + stopper = 32.3540 g
Erlenmeyer Flask + stopper + unknown liquid (10.00ml) = 41.3460 g
Then add another 10.00 ml of unknown liquid into the flask, so that the sample is 20.00 ml
Erlenmeyer Flask + stopper + unknown liquid (10.00 ml + 10.00 ml = 20.00 ml) = 49.9595 g
Find the density of unknown liquid?
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