**Report Sheet: Density and Specific Gravity** **A. Density of Liquids** **A.1 Density of Water** 1. **Volume (mL):** 20.1 mL 2. **Mass of beaker:** 66.590 g 3. **Mass of beaker + liquid:** 86.150 g 4. **Mass of liquid:** 5. **Density:** - *(Show calculations)* **A.2 Density of an Unknown Liquid** 1. **Type of liquid sample:** Unknown "A" 2. **Volume of liquid:** 20.1 mL 3. **Mass of beaker:** 11.726 g 4. **Mass of beaker + liquid:** 126.973 g 5. **Density:** - *(Show calculations)* **B. Specific Gravity** 1. **Specific gravity of water:** ___________ 2. **Specific gravity of liquid sample:** 1.000 3. **Specific gravity of water using a hydrometer:** ___________ 4. **Specific gravity of liquid using a hydrometer:** 0.820 **Question:** How do the calculated specific gravity of water and the liquid sample (1, 2) compare to the hydrometer readings (3, 4) for water and the liquid sample?

Report Sheet: Density and Specific Gravity A. Density of Liquids A.1 Density of Water 1. Volume (mL): 20.1 mL 2. Mass of beaker: 66.590 g 3. Mass of beaker + liquid: 86.150 g 4. Mass of liquid: 5. Density: - (Show calculations) A.2 Density of an Unknown Liquid 1. Type of liquid sample: Unknown "A" 2. Volume of liquid: 20.1 mL 3. Mass of beaker: 11.726 g 4. Mass of beaker + liquid: 126.973 g 5. Density: - (Show calculations) B. Specific Gravity 1. Specific gravity of water: _ 2. Specific gravity of liquid sample: 1.000 3. Specific gravity of water using a hydrometer: _ 4. Specific gravity of liquid using a hydrometer: 0.820 Question: How do the calculated specific gravity of water and the liquid sample (1, 2) compare to the hydrometer readings (3, 4) for water and the liquid sample?

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

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

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

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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