calibrate the pycnometer and determine the density of the raw vinegar solution using 19.0 degrees celcius on table 1 and data provided from lab

Calculate The mass and density of water (see Table, below) is used as a standard to calibrate the volume of the pycnometer you are using, Vpy. The density of the liquid sample can then be calculated by application of the definition of density. To interpolate to the tenth of a degree above a whole number, multiply the tenths of a degree (as tenths) by the negative adjustment in the bottom row, then add this negative value to the density in the middle row. For example: if the temperature was 25.7C,(g/mL)=0.99704+0.7(0.00026)0.99686g/mL. mass of Pychometer empiy \& dry: 12.9808g mass of pychometer w/ H2O:22.8291g maSS of pychometer of vinegar: 22.93945