The answer is four. The law of conservation of mass basically says that whatever is but in will always have the same mass coming out. so for example if you had 10 grams of water and then you heated it up, it is still 10 grams of water.
Answer:
15.46%
0.667 g/mL (more o less) 0.052 g/mL (standard deviation)
Explanation:
To solve the problem, it is necessary calculate the average:
(0.608 g/mL + 0.705 g/mL + and 0.689 g/mL) / 3= 0.667 g/mL
standard deviation= 0.052
Now, let us calculate the % error:
[(0.789 g/mL - 0.667 g/mL) / 0.789 g/mL] * 100% = 15.46%
As there is no specific example given, I am giving general reaction of Ester. In this reaction the
hydrolysis of Ester is carried out. And the
tetrahedral intermediate initially formed is Highlighted as
RED. The final product of the reaction is corresponding Carboxylic Acid.
