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Experiment: Density of Solids Name___________________________________________________ Pre-Laboratory Assignment 1.
The following dimensions were measured for a cube: L=2.05 cm, W=2.00 cm, H=1.95 cm. a.
Calculate the volume of the cube using correct significant figures and units. b.
The mass of the cube was measured to be 71.16 g. Determine the density of the cube. c.
Compare the density of this cube to the densities of materials found in Table 3.1. What material was used to construct this cube? 2.
An irregular-shaped solid was placed into a graduated cylinder containing 50.2 mL of water. The volume rose to 55.4 mL. a.
Calculate the volume of the solid. b.
If the solid weighed 39.52 g, calculate its density. c.
Compare the density of this solid to the densities of materials found in Table 3.1. Out of which material was this solid made? 3.
Complete the following chart. Use the densities of common liquids in the table below to identify the compounds. (Show all work below)
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Mass Volume Density Identity 7.9 g 10.0 mL 3.50mL 1.20 g/mL 4600 mg 0.92 g/mL Table 1: Densities of Some Common Liquids Liquid Density (g/mL) Rubbing Alcohol (Isopropanol) 0.79 Cooking oil 0.92 Water 1.00 Salt Solution (NaCl in Water) 1.20
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