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Add more unknown to the graduated cylinder until you have approximately 9 m l ( between 9 - 1 0 m l ) of unknown.

Add more unknown to the graduated cylinder until you have approximately 9ml(between 9-10ml) of unknown. Weigh. Record the exact volume and weight under "Run 2".
DISPOSAL: Dispose (after your calculations have been instructor approved on your report sheet) the unknown liquid in the waste container labelled "Waste unknown liquid".
DATA:
Unknown Number_
\table[[,RUN 1,RUN 2],[Volume of unknown,,],[\table[[Mass of graduate cylinder],[plus unknown]],,]]
Did you record the correct units and number of sig figs in your measurements?
CALCULATIONS:
XCalculate the mass of the unknown for both runs, using the weight of the empty graduated cylinder from part A.
Calculate the density for both runs..
Calculate an average of the two runs on the next page.
\table[[,Run 1(show work in boxes),Run 2],[Mass of unknown,,],[\table[[Density of],[unknown]],,]]
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