Question #142256
You add 6.1 g of iron to 27.70 mL of water and observe that the volume of iron and water together is 28.48 mL . Calculate the density of iron.
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Expert's answer
2020-11-04T14:23:47-0500

The formula for density(ρ)=(\rho)= Mass(m)Volume(v)Mass(m)\over Volume(v)

m=6.7gm=6.7g

v=28.48ml27.70ml=0.78mlv=28.48ml-27.70ml=0.78ml

Since 1ml=1cm3,1ml=1cm^3, the new volume=0.78cm3=0.78cm^3

Using the formula,ρ=\rho= 6.1g0.78cm36.1g\over 0.78cm^3 =7.8g/cm3=7.8g/cm^3

Volume of Iron is therefore 7.8g/cm37.8g/cm^3


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