Please help with 6 &7 3. Mass of beaker fro4. Mass of solvent from each addition (#2-1) and (#3-2)5. Calculated density of solvent6. Average Calculated Density7. Percent error to 3 sf (actual is 0.793g/cm³)Calculations:Density of Small Rectangular Prism (Small wooden block)1. Measure the dimensions of the wooden block in cm. Be sure to read to what you knoand then estimate!Obtain the mass of the rectangular prism.Determine the Density of wood.2.3.4. Find the percent error.1. Length of block2. Width of block3. Height of block4. Calculated volume of block (lxwxh)5. Mass of block6. Calculated density of wood7. Percent error (wood average is 0.450 g/cm³)Calculations:3cmlem3cm9cm6.689

• The values provided in the question are:- i) Mass of wooden block, m = 6.68 g ii)…

Density of Small Rectangular Prism (Small wooden block) 1. Measure the dimensions of the wooden block in cm. Be sure to read to what you kne and then estimate! 2. Obtain the mass of the rectangular prism. 3. Determine the Density of wood. 4. Find the percent error. 1. Length of block 2. Width of block 3. Height of block 4. Calculated volume of block (lxwxh) 5. Mass of block 6. Calculated density of wood 7. Percent error (wood average is 0.450 g/cm³) 3cm lem 3cm 9cm 6.689

Density of Small Rectangular Prism (Small wooden block) 1. Measure the dimensions of the wooden block in cm. Be sure to read to what you kne and then estimate! 2. Obtain the mass of the rectangular prism. 3. Determine the Density of wood. 4. Find the percent error. 1. Length of block 2. Width of block 3. Height of block 4. Calculated volume of block (lxwxh) 5. Mass of block 6. Calculated density of wood 7. Percent error (wood average is 0.450 g/cm³) 3cm lem 3cm 9cm 6.689

Chemistry

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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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