Chemistry, 24.07.2019 11:30 veerdenz2099

Suppose i have a 100 ml graduated cylinder with marks at 1 ml increments. after determining the density of liquid mercury with a top-loading balance and this 100 ml graduated cylinder, i get d = 13.587923442 g/ml from my calculator. what should i report as the correct density for this measurement?

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