Question #166214

A 0.732 kg sample of gold is added to 100.0 mL of water. The density of gold is 19.32 g/mL. What is the final volume of water?



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Expert's answer
2021-02-24T03:41:24-0500

Mass of gold = 0.732 kg=732 gm

Density of gold=19.32g/ml

Now

\Rightarrow volume of gold (V1V_1 ) =massdensity\dfrac{mass}{density}


V1V_1 = 73219.32\dfrac{732}{19.32}

V1V_1 =37.89 ml


Volume of water given(V2)(V_2) =100.0 ml

As water and gold do not mix with each otherso according to that the total volume

\Rightarrow V1+V2V_1+V_2

\Rightarrow 37.89++ 100.0 ml

\Rightarrow 137.89 ml


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