15. A student collected the data shown below to determine experimentally the density of distilled water. Mass of graduated cylinder + distilled H20 sample.. Mass of empty graduated cylinder... 141 g' Mass of distilled H20 sample ..... Volume of distilled H20 sample .... 25.3 mL: 163 g Based on the experimental data collected, what is the density of the distilled water? A) 1.0 g/ml B) 0.253 g/ml C) 0.87 g/ml D) 1.15 g/ml

15. A student collected the data shown below to determine experimentally the density of distilled water. Mass of graduated cylinder + distilled H20 sample.. Mass of empty graduated cylinder... 141 g' Mass of distilled H20 sample ..... Volume of distilled H20 sample .... 25.3 mL: 163 g Based on the experimental data collected, what is the density of the distilled water? A) 1.0 g/ml B) 0.253 g/ml C) 0.87 g/ml D) 1.15 g/ml

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