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A flask containing 9.65 mL of liquid has a mass of 164.5g. The empty flask has a mass of 155.9 g. Calculate the density of the l

iquid in g/mL to the correct number of significant figures.

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155.9

Explanation:

A flask containing 9.65 mL of liquid has a mass of 164.5g. The empty flask has a mass of 155.9

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