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A student determines the density of a liquid by determining the mass of an empty graduated cylinder, adding 50.0mL of liquid to the cylinder and weighing the cylinder and liquid.
The following data is obtained:
Mass of the empty cylinder 63.416g
Mass of the cylinder and liquid 104.312g

Answer the following based on the preceding information. Answers should have units and be rounded to the proper number of significant figures.
a) What is the mass of the liquid?
b) What is the density of the liquid?
c) Will the liquid float or sink in water?

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Foundations of College Chemistry

Edition: 15^th

Authors: Hein, Arena, Willard

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