A 150 mL beaker weighing 125.326 g had a 50.0 mL sample of an unknown liquid put inside of it. The beaker was then reweighed and found to be 164.776 g. What was the density of the liquid?
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Initial mass of beaker = 125.326 g Final mass of beaker with liquid = 164.776 g Mass of the liquid = Final mass - Initial mass Mass of the liquid = 164.776 g - 125.326 g Mass of the liquid = 39.45 g Show more…
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