10 mL | 30 mL | 50 mL | |
Mass of empty 50 mL cylinder | 20.777 g | 20.777 g | 20.777 g |
Mass of cylinder + water | 31.314 g | 50.837 g | 70.522 g |
Mass of water | 31.314 − 20.777 = 10.537 g | 50.837 − 20.777 = 30.06 g | 70.522 − 20.777 = 49.745 g |
Density of sample | 10.537 g /10 mL = 1.053 g/mL | 30.06 g / 30 mL = 1.002 g/mL | 49.745 g / 50 mL = 0.994 g/mL |
Mass of water = (Mass of cylinder + water) − Mass of empty 50 ml cylinder
Density of sample = Mass of water / volume of sample
Graduated Cylinder (10 mL) | Pipette (10 mL) | ||
Temperature of water | 22.5 oC | 22.5 oC | |
Mass of empty 50 mL beaker | 30.468 g | 30.468 g | |
Mass of beaker + 10 mL water | Trial 1 | 41.081 g | 40.384 g |
Mass of beaker + 10 mL water | Trial 2 | 41.127 g | 40.390 g |
Mass of beaker + 10 mL water | Trial 3 | 40.978 g | 40.392 g |
Mass of 10 mL water | Trial 1 | 41.081 − 30.468 = 10.613 g | 40.384 − 30.468 = 9.916 g |
Mass of 10 mL water | Trial 2 | 41.127 − 30.468 = 10.659 g | 40.390 − 30.468 = 9.922 g |
Mass of 10 mL water | Trial 3 | 40.978 − 30.468 = 10.51 g | 40.392 − 30.468 = 9.924 g |
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