Answer to Question #228486 in Physics for Rose

Question #228486
A 60 mL flask is filled with mercury at 00C. When the temperature rises to 800C, 1.47 g of mercury spills out of the flask. Assuming the volume of the flask is constant, find the density of mercury at 800C if its density at 00C is 13,645 kg/m3.
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2021-08-23T12:35:27-0400
"M=\\rho V\\\\\\rho'=\\frac{M-\\Delta m}{V}\\\\\\rho'=\\rho-\\frac{\\Delta m}{V}\n\\\\\\rho'=13645-\\frac{1470}{60}=13620.5\\frac{kg}{m^3}"


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