A substance with a volume of 26.58 ?? has a mass of 41.6842 ? . Determine the density of the substance. If the literature value for the density is 1.911 ?⋅??−1 , calculate the absolute value of the difference between the experimental value and the literature value. Use the formula given in the Strategy section.

A substance with a volume of 26.58 ?? has a mass of 41.6842 ? . Determine the density of the substance. If the literature value for the density is 1.911 ?⋅??−1 , calculate the absolute value of the difference between the experimental value and the literature value. Use the formula given in the Strategy section.

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Chapter1: The Nature Of Chemistry

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