Use of a Graduated Cylinder Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Mass of graduated cylinder C64.107 864.063 804.079B 103.105 btragt 103-034, 839.55SE Mass of graduated cylinder + water (03.877 103.105-4,l7 38938 39.814 Mass of water 40.5 Volume of water 40.1 41 cm3 C cm³ DENSITY OF WATER g/cm³ 3 g/cm3 g/cm³ AVERAGE DENSITY OF WATER g/cm³ 3 STANDARD DEVIATION g/cm³ 7 PERCENT ERROR

Use of a Graduated Cylinder Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Mass of graduated cylinder C64.107 864.063 804.079B 103.105 btragt 103-034, 839.55SE Mass of graduated cylinder + water (03.877 103.105-4,l7 38938 39.814 Mass of water 40.5 Volume of water 40.1 41 cm3 C cm³ DENSITY OF WATER g/cm³ 3 g/cm3 g/cm³ AVERAGE DENSITY OF WATER g/cm³ 3 STANDARD DEVIATION g/cm³ 7 PERCENT ERROR

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter32: Gas Chromatography

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