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A chart with the densities of four metals is shown.
Metal
Density (gicm')
Titan...
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Chemistry, 12.05.2021 14:00, noglapotato
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A chart with the densities of four metals is shown.
Metal
Density (gicm')
Titanium
4.5
Zinc
7.1
Nickel
88
Silver
10.5
Students were given a sample of an unknown metal and told to determine
its density. They measured its mass as 26.4 g and its volume as 3.0 cm?
Use the chart to determine which metal the students were given.
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