Find the density of water at room temperature. Density = Mass/Volume. D = ___g/c

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Find the density of water at room temperature. Density = Mass/Volume. D = ___g/cm^3. Find Density of Metal Find the mass of the Measuring cylinder with 50 mL water The Mass is = ___ grams Drop the metal into the water. Note the observation Find the mass of water +metal + Cylinder. The mass is = ___ grams Find the final volume. The volume is = ___ cm^3 Volume of Metal (#4 - 50mL). The volume is = ___ mL(note that mL is equivalent to cm^3) Find the mass of metal (#3 - #1). The mass is = ___ grams Density of metal = (#6/#5). The density = ___ g/mL (or g/cm^3)

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Answer:

5) Density of pure dionized water at 25 oC(room temperature) is 1.000 g/mL (0.998 /mL)

Hence mass of 50.0 mL of water will be 50 g only.

Using density of water we can find out density of any metal that sinks in water i.e. more denser than water.

There require some practical information noted down in lab. using that information density of the unknown metal can be calculated.

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