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Chemistry, 16.06.2020 01:57 elisakgarcia2007

DATA AND CALCULATIONS: (you must show your calculations) Part I. Determination of accuracy of a graduated cylinder Calculations: Experimental Step Measurable Mass of empty graduated cylinder 47.229 g Mass of filled graduated cylinder 71.821 g Mass of water (filled – empty) g Volume of water, calculated (calculated from mass of water, using the equation “density = mass/volume”, given the fact that the density of water is exactly 1 g/mL) mL Volume of water, measured (from the reading of the scale on the graduated cylinder) 25.0 mL Percent difference between measured and calculated volumes of water [(measured-calculated)/calculated] ×100% %

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