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2 years ago

Can i have someone do this its my birthday and im giving a brainlist

Chemistry

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MrRa [10]2 years ago

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Answer:

1.) density can be defined as the mass of the substance in unit volume

density=mass/volume

2.)2.70g/mL

mass of the block =146

length× width×height=54cm=54mL

density=mass/volume =146 g/54 mL =2.70 g/mL

3.) 3.39 g/mL

4.)Accepted value is the value that scientists and community accept as true. This is a theoretical value.

5.)Percent error is 9.11 % The element which has 7.13 g/cm³ as density is Zinc (Zn).

Explanation:

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