Initial volume of water in graduated cylinder (mL) Volume of water and Aluminum (mL) Mass of graduated cylinder with water (g) Mass of graduated cylinder with water and Aluminum(g) Total Mass of Aluminum Volume of water displaced by metal Density of Aluminum (g/mL) Average Density Calculation: Trial 1 20mL 31mL 95mL 125.00 g 30g 11mL Trial 2 20mL 37mL 95mL 140.00 g 45g 17mL Trial 3 20mL 41mL 95mL 155.00 g 60g 21mL

Initial volume of water in graduated cylinder (mL) Volume of water and Aluminum (mL) Mass of graduated cylinder with water (g) Mass of graduated cylinder with water and Aluminum(g) Total Mass of Aluminum Volume of water displaced by metal Density of Aluminum (g/mL) Average Density Calculation: Trial 1 20mL 31mL 95mL 125.00 g 30g 11mL Trial 2 20mL 37mL 95mL 140.00 g 45g 17mL Trial 3 20mL 41mL 95mL 155.00 g 60g 21mL

General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry

7th Edition

ISBN:9781285853918

Author:H. Stephen Stoker

Publisher:H. Stephen Stoker

Chapter2: Measurements In Chemistry

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 2.106EP

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