50. mL of water was added to a 100-mL graduated cylinder.100:1mlThen all the gravel was added to the water in the graduated cylinder.h20°C±1mlThe level of the water in the graduated cylinder rose to 69 mL.100ml90We are interested in the volume of the gravel.80(f) What is the other name of a graduated cylinder?E 70E 60(g) What is the name of this method of measuring the volume of gravel?50(h) What do we call the level of the water inside the graduated cylinder?E 40(i) Calculate the volume of the gravel.30(j) Calculate the density of the sample of gravel.2010(k) What is the SI-derived unit of density?(1) If some of the gravel fell on the floor and was NOT added to the water ingraduated cylinder, how would the result of the experiment be affected?Explain.(m) If the mass of the gravel used in this experiment was increased three times at the same temperature,What would be the density of the gravel in kg/dL? Explain your answer.What experimental problems would we have if the mass of the gravel was increased three times inthis experiment.(n) What are a syringe and a pipette used for in the laboratory?

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50. mL of water was added to a 100-mL graduated cylinder. Then all the gravel was added to the water in the graduated cylinder. The level of the water in the graduated cylinder rose to 69 mL. We are interested in the volume of the gravel. (f) What is the other name of a graduated cylinder? (g) What is the name of this method of measuring the volume of gravel? (h) What do we call the level of the water inside the graduated cylinder?

50. mL of water was added to a 100-mL graduated cylinder. Then all the gravel was added to the water in the graduated cylinder. The level of the water in the graduated cylinder rose to 69 mL. We are interested in the volume of the gravel. (f) What is the other name of a graduated cylinder? (g) What is the name of this method of measuring the volume of gravel? (h) What do we call the level of the water inside the graduated cylinder?

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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