Trial 3Trial 154stl1-29.4Trial 2S4.403-29.488 54.31 21470Use of a PipetMass of flask + stopper29.487 829.488.829.44otraet.34.31167824.844854.411.P « 34.403). 54316)54.403/8Mass of flask + stopper + water24.9248 24.915Mass of waterg/cm³3.g/cm3g/cm³DENSITY OF WATERg/cm3AVERAGE DENSITY OF WATERg/cm³STANDARD DEVIATIONPERCENT ERROR

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Use of a Pipet Trial 2 SusHl1-24 54.403- 488 S431 21173 Trial 1 Trial 3 829.440.8 54.316 29.487 8 29. 488 Mass of flask + stopper 54.411 P8 34.403 54.403. Mass of flask + stopper + water 24.924 8 24.9is 24.846 Mass of water DENSITY OF WATER g/cm3 g/cm g/cm? AVERAGE DENSITY OF WATER g/cm³ STANDARD DEVIATION g/cm3 PERCENT ERROR

Use of a Pipet Trial 2 SusHl1-24 54.403- 488 S431 21173 Trial 1 Trial 3 829.440.8 54.316 29.487 8 29. 488 Mass of flask + stopper 54.411 P8 34.403 54.403. Mass of flask + stopper + water 24.924 8 24.9is 24.846 Mass of water DENSITY OF WATER g/cm3 g/cm g/cm? AVERAGE DENSITY OF WATER g/cm³ STANDARD DEVIATION g/cm3 PERCENT ERROR

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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