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1. A student determined that a volume of water had a mass of 10.1 g. Using the known density of water at room temperature, 1.00g/1.00mL, determine the volume of the water. (Show calculations for credit). 2. In the lab a student was asked to identify an unknown metal. The mass of the metal was determined to be 121.46 grams, and the volume 17.0 mL. Using the following table of metal densities, which of the following metals was the student given? Show calculations for credit. Metal Density (g/mL) Nickel 8.80 Lead 11.36 Aluminum 2.70 Zinc 7.13 Magnesium 1.74

          1. A student determined that a volume of water had a mass of 10.1 g. Using the known density of water at
room temperature, 1.00g/1.00mL, determine the volume of the water.
(Show calculations for credit).
2. In the lab a student was asked to identify an unknown metal. The mass of the metal was determined to be
121.46 grams, and the volume 17.0 mL. Using the following table of metal densities, which of the
following metals was the student given?
Show calculations for credit.
Metal
Density (g/mL)
Nickel
8.80
Lead
11.36
Aluminum
2.70
Zinc
7.13
Magnesium
1.74

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1. A student determined that a volume of water had a mass of 10.1 g. Using the known density of water at
room temperature, 1.00g/1.00mL, determine the volume of the water.
(Show calculations for credit).
2. In the lab a student was asked to identify an unknown metal. The mass of the metal was determined to be
121.46 grams, and the volume 17.0 mL. Using the following table of metal densities, which of the
following metals was the student given?
Show calculations for credit.
Metal
Density (g/mL)
Nickel
8.80
Lead
11.36
Aluminum
2.70
Zinc
7.13
Magnesium
1.74

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To determine the volume of water, we can use the formula: Volume = Mass / Density Given that the mass of the water is 10.1 g and the density of water is 1.00 g/mL, we can substitute these values into the formula: Volume = 10.1 g / 1.00 g/mL Volume = 10.1 Show more…

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A student determined that a volume of water had a mass of 10.1 g. Using the known density of water at room temperature: 1.00 g/1.00 mL, determine the volume of the water. (Show calculations for credit) ðŸ™‚ 2. In the lab, a student was asked to identify an unknown metal. The mass of the metal was determined to be 121.46 grams, and the volume 17.0 mL. Using the following table of metal densities, which of the following metals was the student given? (Show calculations for credit) ðŸ™‚ The table was: Metal Density (g/mL) Nickel 8.80 Lead 11.36 Aluminum 2.70 Zinc 7.13 Magnesium 1.24 Thank you so much for looking at my post or helping me. I really appreciate it! ðŸ™‚

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