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Table 3.5. Mass and Volume of Unknown Liquid. Liquid Additions Liquid Addition 1 Liquid Addition 2 Liquid Addition 3 Liquid Addition 4 Liquid Addition 5 Liquid Addition Volume (ml.) of liquid in flask v. V V V. V, V m, in (g) mas after liquid 108.60859118.5989|128.5179 138.429 148.3739158.27log m in (8) mass before liquid addition (same m value for all trials) 98.75849 m m2 m my ms mass of added liquid m-m, in () m. 1. Use all six volumes and masses of added liquid recorded in your table and plot a graph to show the relationship between masses and volumes of your liquid sample. 2. Calculate the slope of your graph and indicate the units of slope. Show all your calculations. What is the physical meaning of the slope of your graph? 3. Identify (ID) your unknown liquid using Table 3.6 below. My unknown liquid is: Table 3.6. Densities of some liquids. Liquid Density (g/mL) at 20C Ethanol 0.789 Cyclohexane 0.779 Ethyl Acetate 0.901 Water 1.00 Hexane 0.655 Isopropyl Alcohol 0.785