REPORT ON EXPERIMENT 2Mass, Volume, and DensityDATA AND RESULTSPart 1 Density of LiquidsMass of graduated cylinder and liquidMass of graduated cylinderMass of liquidVolume of liquidTemperature of liquidDensity of liquidName of organic liquid usedPart 2 Density of SolidsA. Metal BlocksIdentifying mark of objectMass of objectDimensions of object: lengthwidththicknessObject volume (from dimensions)Object density from dimension measurementVolume of water in graduated cylinderVolume of water and objectVolume of object from water displacementObject density from displacement measurementWater127.34 g104.78 g23.04 mL299 KObject 1ΝΑ47.441 g43.33 mm10.44 mm18.45 mm30.00 mL38.37 ml.Organic Liquid143.11 g106.2435.44 mL.300ΝΑObject 2ΝΑm sphere38.998 gdiameter 3.897 inΝΑΝΑ24.00 mL54.93 mL

To find out the density of the given liquid samples and the solid samples from the given data.…

DATA AND RESULTS Part 1 Density of Liquids Mass of graduated cylinder and liquid Mass of graduated cylinder Mass of liquid Volume of liquid Temperature of liquid Density of liquid Name of organic liquid used Part 2 Density of Solids Water 127.34 g 104.78 g 23.04 mL 299 K Organic Liquid 143.11 g 106.24 35.44 mL. 300 K ΝΑ

DATA AND RESULTS Part 1 Density of Liquids Mass of graduated cylinder and liquid Mass of graduated cylinder Mass of liquid Volume of liquid Temperature of liquid Density of liquid Name of organic liquid used Part 2 Density of Solids Water 127.34 g 104.78 g 23.04 mL 299 K Organic Liquid 143.11 g 106.24 35.44 mL. 300 K ΝΑ

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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

Section: Chapter Questions

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