Make a data table of using a 10-mL graduated cylinder, measure the following volumes of water for 3 different trails:Choose two pieces of glassware which will be a 50 mL beaker and a 10 mL graduated cylinder to find the density of DI water. We did three trails for the 50 mL- trail 1) an empty beaker weighs 29.871 g; with 20 mL of H2O weighing 46.973, trail 2) an empty beaker is 29.949 g; with 20 mL weighing 43.836, and trail 3) an empty beaker weighs 38.112 g; with H2O of 20 mL weighs 43.822g. For a 10 graduated cylinder we also did three trials- trail 1) with an empty beaker is 37.995l g with H2O of 6 mL weighs 43.836 g, trail 2) an empty beaker weighs 38.016 g; with 6 mL of H2O weighing 43.829 g, and trail 3) an empty beaker weighs g; with H2O it weighs 49.086 g
Make a data table of using a 10-mL graduated cylinder, measure the following volumes of water for 3 different trails:
Choose two pieces of glassware which will be a 50 mL beaker and a 10 mL graduated cylinder to find the density of DI water. We did three trails for the 50 mL- trail 1) an empty beaker weighs 29.871 g; with 20 mL of H2O weighing 46.973, trail 2) an empty beaker is 29.949 g; with 20 mL weighing 43.836, and trail 3) an empty beaker weighs 38.112 g; with H2O of 20 mL weighs 43.822g. For a 10 graduated cylinder we also did three trials- trail 1) with an empty beaker is 37.995l g with H2O of 6 mL weighs 43.836 g, trail 2) an empty beaker weighs 38.016 g; with 6 mL of H2O weighing 43.829 g, and trail 3) an empty beaker weighs g; with H2O it weighs 49.086 g
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