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Density measurement

1) The graph demonstretes the relationship between the density of the material with its concentration in mass%.

The relation found was linear.

2)

a) density = mass/volume

                 = 116.52 g/(21.7 - 8.6) ml

                 = 8.9 g/ml

The density matches with the literature density value for Cobalt. Hence the matel in consideration is cobalt (Co)

b) Extrinsic property is one that depends upon the surrounding and is not a constant for a substance like mass of an object varies depending upon the type. Density is an intrinsic property in the sense that, it remains as a constant for a given substance.

c) volume after adding metal = (58.26/8.9) + 8.6

                                               = 15.146 ml

3) Copper is denser than zinc, so If the penny is heavier, it is from old stock and If it is lighter it is made of zinc and is thus from the new stock.