Question
A 28.3 g piece of unknown metal is dropped into a graduated cylinder that has an initial volume of 14.2 mL. If the final volume of the cylinder is 16.7 mL, determine the identity of the unknown metal from its density.
Answers
the density is evidently
29.3g/(16.7-14.2)ml = 23.9/2.5 = 9.56 g/cm^3
Find that in your table of materials
29.3g/(16.7-14.2)ml = 23.9/2.5 = 9.56 g/cm^3
Find that in your table of materials
Steve made two typo but othrwise the problem is ok. Just follow the steps but not the numbers. That should be 28.3g/(2.5) = ?
wow - can't believe I mangled those digits!
But you noticed that on your own, right, Jessica? :-)
But you noticed that on your own, right, Jessica? :-)
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