1. At 25 °C, 10.0181 g of an unknown liquid was found to have a volume of 6.75 mL.(1) Calculate the density of the liquid.answer(2) Which of the following liquids was the unknown?density, g mL-1 at 25 °Cwater0.9982toluene0.8669chloroform1.4832answer(3) If the unknown liquid had been water, what would the volume have been?(4) What mass would a 10.00-mL sample of each of the liquids in (2) have?wateranswertolueneanswerchloroformanswer11

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1. At 25°C, 10.0181 g of an unknown liquid was found to have a volume of 6.75 mL. (1) Calculate the density of the liquid. answer (2) Which of the following liquids was the unknown? density, g mL- at 25°C water 0.9982 toluene chloroform 0.8669 1.4832 answer (3) If the unknown liquid had been water, what would the volume have been? (4) What mass would a 10.00-mL sample of each of the liquids in (2) have? water answer toluene

1. At 25°C, 10.0181 g of an unknown liquid was found to have a volume of 6.75 mL. (1) Calculate the density of the liquid. answer (2) Which of the following liquids was the unknown? density, g mL- at 25°C water 0.9982 toluene chloroform 0.8669 1.4832 answer (3) If the unknown liquid had been water, what would the volume have been? (4) What mass would a 10.00-mL sample of each of the liquids in (2) have? water answer toluene

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