atory GlasswareD. 10 mL volumetric flaskMass of volumetric flask1.6089Volume of water measured in each trial10:00 mlCalculated density ofwater (g/mL)Mass of volumetricTrialMass of water (g)flask and water (g)11.5529ip.432/911.42391.14529/mL1.14329/mL1.1723 9/mL1.1H6 glmL21.452 921. 432921.42394.21.4169Average density -1431 glmLStandard deviation in densityPercent error in density1.

D. 10 mL volumetric flask Mass of volumetric flask Volume of water measured in each trial 10:00mL Calculated density of water (g/mL) Mass of volumetric Trial flask and water (g) Mass of water (g) 1.1452g/mL 1.1432 9/mL 1 21.452 g 21.4329 21-423g 11.4529 .432 9 3 4 1.116 glmL 21.416 9 Average density - |431 glmL Standard deviation in density Percent error in density

D. 10 mL volumetric flask Mass of volumetric flask Volume of water measured in each trial 10:00mL Calculated density of water (g/mL) Mass of volumetric Trial flask and water (g) Mass of water (g) 1.1452g/mL 1.1432 9/mL 1 21.452 g 21.4329 21-423g 11.4529 .432 9 3 4 1.116 glmL 21.416 9 Average density - |431 glmL Standard deviation in density Percent error in density

Introductory Chemistry: An Active Learning Approach

6th Edition

ISBN:9781305079250

Author:Mark S. Cracolice, Ed Peters

Publisher:Mark S. Cracolice, Ed Peters

Chapter2: Matter And Energy

Section: Chapter Questions

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