Question #198591

In the lab, it is preferable to measure the volume of a corrosive liquid, instead of weighing it. The reason is you want to avoid ruining an expensive instrument (a balance) if you should spill it. Suppose a corrosive liquid has a density of 1.53 g/mL. What volume would you need to dispense if an experiment calls for 16.1 g of the liquid.


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2021-05-26T07:04:17-0400

Density=mV1.53=16.1VV=16.11.53=10.52  mLDensity = \frac{m}{V} \\ 1.53 = \frac{16.1}{V} \\ V = \frac{16.1}{1.53}=10.52\;mL

Answer: 10.52 mL


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