E. 50 mL beaker 20.127 9 Mass of beaker Volume of water measured in each trial 10.00ML Calculated density of water (g/mL) Mass of beaker Trial Mass of water (g) and water (g) 31.532g 37.236 g 37.6259 31.3279 1 3 Average density Percent error in density Standard deviation in density 4)

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E. 50 mL beaker
20.1279
Mass of beaker
10.00ML
Volume of water measured in each trial
Calculated density of
water (g/mL)
Mass of beaker
Trial
Mass of water (g)
and water (g)
1
31.5329
37.236g
37.6259
4
31.3279
Average density
Percent error in density
Standard deviation in density
2.
Transcribed Image Text:E. 50 mL beaker 20.1279 Mass of beaker 10.00ML Volume of water measured in each trial Calculated density of water (g/mL) Mass of beaker Trial Mass of water (g) and water (g) 1 31.5329 37.236g 37.6259 4 31.3279 Average density Percent error in density Standard deviation in density 2.
10. Create a hypothesis for this experiment- do this without looking at the internet or other
reference sources. You will not be marked incorrect for your choices as long as your
explanation is logical.
Which compound will have a higher viscosity?
Ethanol
Acetone
Which compound will have a higher surface tension?
Ethanol
Acetone
Which compound will have a higher volatility?
Ethanol
Acetone
Which compound will have a stronger capillary action?
Ethanol
Acetone
Which compound will have a higher boiling point?
Ethanol
Acetone
Which compound(s) will be soluble in water?
Ethanol
Acetone
Transcribed Image Text:10. Create a hypothesis for this experiment- do this without looking at the internet or other reference sources. You will not be marked incorrect for your choices as long as your explanation is logical. Which compound will have a higher viscosity? Ethanol Acetone Which compound will have a higher surface tension? Ethanol Acetone Which compound will have a higher volatility? Ethanol Acetone Which compound will have a stronger capillary action? Ethanol Acetone Which compound will have a higher boiling point? Ethanol Acetone Which compound(s) will be soluble in water? Ethanol Acetone
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