% NaCl5%10%15%20%Volume ofNaCl solutionmeasured(ml)25.0 ml25.0 ml25.0 ml25.0 mlMass ofNaClsolution (g)CalculatedDensity(g/ml)23.2229 0.9288824.789 0.991225.18191.0072425.9719 1.03884True Values forDensity(TheoreticalValues)g/ml1.031891.069961.076901.14127% error9.9%7.6%.6.4%.8.9%. 10. Draw a graph of the concentration of NaCl (x-axis) against the calculated density(y-axis) for the data in section B above.Find the straight line equation.The graph has to be manual ongraph paper, and you should draw a best-fit straight line.11. Calculate the density of 35% NaCl from your graph.

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10. Draw a graph of the concentration of NaCl (x-axis) against the calculated density (y-axis) for the data in section B above. Find the straight line equation. - The graph has to be manual on graph paper, and you should draw a best-fit straight line. 11. Calculate the density of 35% NaCl from your graph.

10. Draw a graph of the concentration of NaCl (x-axis) against the calculated density (y-axis) for the data in section B above. Find the straight line equation. - The graph has to be manual on graph paper, and you should draw a best-fit straight line. 11. Calculate the density of 35% NaCl from your graph.

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