Please help with question 1 Prelab:Information: A student performs an experimentwith three unknown liquids. The followingmeasurements are obtained (you will want to getthe masses and volumes into the same units inorder to compare them to one another.)• Fluid A: m = 2.060 kg, V = 2000 mL• Fluid B: m = 6.729 x 103 dg, V = 85 CLFluid C: m = 990. g, V = 0.11 daL●Questions:1. What is the total volume of the threesolutions when they are mixed?2. What is the density of each substance?3. Draw how the fluids would be layered ifthey were combined in a beaker accordingto the proportion of volume that it takes upand the appropriate levels due to thedensities if they are carefully layered. Thepercentages are there to help you with theproportion of the total volume each sectionwould take up compared to the totalvolume of the beaker.100 %75%50%

The total volume of the liquids is the sum of three volumes. Before taking the sum first of all we…

Information: A student performs an experiment with three unknown liquids. The following measurements are obtained (you will want to get the masses and volumes into the same units in order to compare them to one another.) • Fluid A: m = 2.060 kg, V = 2000 mL • Fluid B: m = 6.729 x 103 dg, V = 85 CL • Fluid C: m = 990. g, V = 0.11 daL Questions: 1. What is the total volume of the three solutions when they are mixed?

Information: A student performs an experiment with three unknown liquids. The following measurements are obtained (you will want to get the masses and volumes into the same units in order to compare them to one another.) • Fluid A: m = 2.060 kg, V = 2000 mL • Fluid B: m = 6.729 x 103 dg, V = 85 CL • Fluid C: m = 990. g, V = 0.11 daL Questions: 1. What is the total volume of the three solutions when they are mixed?

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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