Asked by bob
Calculate the density of M&M’s given the following data:
Mass of 250.0 mL beaker = 197.816 g
Mass of beaker and 20 M&M’s = 342.816 g
Volume of water in graduated cylinder = 8.0 mL
Volume of water in graduated cylinder and 10 M&M’s = 18.5 mL (Points : 3)
Mass of 250.0 mL beaker = 197.816 g
Mass of beaker and 20 M&M’s = 342.816 g
Volume of water in graduated cylinder = 8.0 mL
Volume of water in graduated cylinder and 10 M&M’s = 18.5 mL (Points : 3)
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Answered by
DrBob222
342.816 g = mass beaker + 20 M&M
-197.816 g = mass beaker
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?? = mass 20 M&Ms
mass of 10 M&Ms = ?
18.5 mL = volume M&Ms + water.
-8.0 mL = volume H2O
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? = volume 10 M&Ms
density = mass 10 M&Ms/volume 10 M&Ms
-197.816 g = mass beaker
--------
?? = mass 20 M&Ms
mass of 10 M&Ms = ?
18.5 mL = volume M&Ms + water.
-8.0 mL = volume H2O
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? = volume 10 M&Ms
density = mass 10 M&Ms/volume 10 M&Ms
Answered by
DrBob222
I should point out a problem here if you aren't aware of it already; M*Ms are soluble in water. Therefore, the density can't be determined this way.
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