It gives inacurate results For Wooden"sphere because wood haS the ability to absorowater (imbibition)DateFor which object does the method of volume by displacement give an inaccurate result? Why?A4. Calculate the density of each object (use the volume by displacement determination of the volume foreach object except the wooden sphere; for the wooden sphere use the volume calculated from thediameter). Show all work with units and record your answers in the table below to the correct numberof significant figures and with proper units. pensitty=MassOF SubstanceVOIUME oF SubstanceShow work: Lead: 47.460905.5SFIRON: 263:60955Fろろ。5 ML-るSF-니.2ML→25F=11.39/MLE119/ML%3D7.879/MLnkown sphere:7.380g-054.2ML 2golden nugget:31.0094*VolUMe OF WOoden Sphere:TS OFWOoden sph-ir=radius OF WOoden Sph.8.99/ML1.6ML2%3D199/ML|Table 2: Density ResultsObjectxx 27 CM3bensity=그9.170 g/ML=Ol0981 g/MLCalculated Density119/ML7.879/ML0.698/ML3.99/ML199/MLlead sphere=113ML ORCM3iron spherewood sphereunknown sphere113.4gold nuggetA5. Predict the identity of the substance of your unknown sphere by comparing its density to those inreference Table 3.Table 3: Reference DensitiesDensity (g/mL)1.74Substancemagnesiumaluminum2.707.268.96tinсоppersilver10.50coppeRUnknown metal =The unkhown sphere is Made up OF COPPOR becausethe density OF COPper is the same as the valueOF density obtained FOR UNknown sphere A6. Use your calculated density of your unknown metal sphere to determine the mass of an object madefrom the same material that had a volume of 22.5 mL. Show the equation you use as well as yourcalculations and circle your final answer. Include units and the correct number of significant figures inyour work and answer.A7. Use your calculated density of your unknown sphere to determine the volume of an object madefrom the same material that had a mass of 1.75 kg. Show the equation you use as well as yourcalculations and circle your final answer. Include units and the correct number of significant figures inyour work and answer.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: Define and explain the differences between the following terms. a. law and theory b. theory and...