Question

Glass vessel calibrated to contain 9.76 mL of water at 4°C was found to weigh 22.624 g when empty and dry feel the weight of sodium chloride solution at the same temperature it was found to weigh 32.770 g calculate the solutions density

Answer 1

The solution density will be 1.04 g/mL

Step-by-step explanation:

Mass of the solution = mass of the glass vessel with NaCl solution – mass of the empty glass vessel

= 32.770 g - 22.624 g

= 10.146 g

Volume of the solution = 9.76 mL

`density = \frac {mass}{volume} \\\\= \frac {10.146g}{9.76mL}\\\\=1.04 \frac {g}{mL}`

Thus, the solution density will be 1.04 g/mL.

Answer 2

This is the complete question with grammar corrections:

A glass vessel calibrated to contain 9.76 mL at 4° C was found to weigh 22.624 g when empty and dry. Filled with a soduim chloride (NaCl) solution at the same temperature , it was found to weigh 32.770 g. Calculate the solution's density.

Answer:

• 1.04 g/ml

Step-by-step explanation:

Density is the physical property that expresses the amount of matter (mass) per voumetric unit of solution:

• Density = mass / volume.

In this problem, you can first calculate the mass, by difference. After that, you just have to divide the mass by the volume of the glass vessel (9.76 ml as per the calibration).

This is the two steps procedure.

1. Mass of the solution:

• Mass of solution = mass of the vessel filled with the solution - mass of the vessel, empty and dry

Mass of solution = 32.770 g - 22.624 g = 10.146 g

2. Solution's density:

• density = mass / volume = 10.146 g / 9.76 ml = 1.0395 g / ml ≈ 1.04 g/ml

The density is rounded to 3 significant digits because the volume, which is dividing the mass, was reported with 3 significant digits.