Please help ence CFA #2 A 0 ORequest editlity5. A teacher has four liquids, with the densities shown in the table. Shecarefully pours the water, corn syrup, rubbing alcohol, and vegetable oilinto a beaker. The liquids form 4 layers in the beaker, as shown below.Density(g/cm-)1.00LiquldLayer 1Layer 2-Layer 3-Layer 4-WaterCorn SyrupRubbing AlcoholVegetable Oil1.330.790.92Which liquid will be in Layer 3? (6.6B, 6.4A)A. WaterB. Corn SyrupC. Rubbing AlcoholD. Vegetable Oil36. You find a crystal in your backyard. You think you have found a diamond. Itsmass is 6 g and its volume is 2 cm. What material is the crystal made of?(6.6B)||Solids Density g/cmDiamond 4

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5. A teacher has four liquids, with the densities shown in the table. She carefully pours the water, corn syrup, rubbing alcohol, and vegetable oil into a beaker. The liquids form 4 layers in the beaker, as shown below. Density (o/cm) 1.00 1.33 Liquld Water Layer 1- Layer 2- Layer 3- Layer 4- Corn Syrup Rubbing Alcohol Vegetable Oil 0.79 0.92 Which liquid will be in Layer 3? (6.6B, 6.4A) A. Water B. Corn Syrup

5. A teacher has four liquids, with the densities shown in the table. She carefully pours the water, corn syrup, rubbing alcohol, and vegetable oil into a beaker. The liquids form 4 layers in the beaker, as shown below. Density (o/cm) 1.00 1.33 Liquld Water Layer 1- Layer 2- Layer 3- Layer 4- Corn Syrup Rubbing Alcohol Vegetable Oil 0.79 0.92 Which liquid will be in Layer 3? (6.6B, 6.4A) A. Water B. Corn Syrup

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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