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Igoryamba
1 year ago
5

You weigh a dry flask, and place a chunk of solid into it, then weigh it again. You then fill the flask to the top with water an

d weigh the full flask. Finally, you take the solid out, fill the flask to the top with water and weigh it once more. Mass of flask in (g) 58.5591 Mass of flask plus solid (g) 134.2642 Mass of flask plus solid and water (g) 142.3225 Mass of flask filled with water (g) 83.8179 Density of water at the measured water temperature (g/cc) 0.9946 Calculate the following: The mass of the solid in (g)
Chemistry
1 answer:
GaryK [48]1 year ago
6 0

Note: You only asked for the mass of the solid, if you have further questions, you can ask, I will give you the solution

Answer:

Mass of solid = 75.7051 g

Explanation:

Mass of flask plus + solid = 134.2642 g

Mass of flask = 58.5591 g

Mass of solid = (Mass of flask + solid) - (Mask of flask)

Mass of solid = ( 134.2642) - (58.5591)

Mass of solid = 75.7051 g

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