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Measuring the density of a liquid with unknown mass and volume.


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Measuring the density of a liquid with unknown mass and volume:

Take an empty and dry beaker and measure its mass using a beam balance or an electronic balance.

Let the mass of the beaker be M1gram.

Now take a measuring cylinder and pour the liquid into it and note the reading as volume (V).

Pour the liquid into the same beaker and again measure its mass using the same balance.

The balance now gives the total mass i.e., the mass of the beaker and mass of the liquid inside. Let's note this total mass as M2gram.

Mass of the liquid M is given as difference between total mass and mass of the beaker.

M=M2-M1gram

Now density of the liquid is calculated by Density(ρ)=MassoftheliquidVolumeoftheliquidρ=M2-M1V

Hence, density of liquid can be measured with unknown mass and volume


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