Physics, 20.12.2019 19:31, coralstoner6793

Water at 23.5°c has a density of 0.99742 g/ml. a 10.5 ml sample of water at 23.5°c, delivered from a pipet had a mass of 10.4532 grams as measured on an analytical balance.
(1) show the calculation of the actual volume as determined from this mass.
(2) show the calculation of the % error in volume delivered for this pipet. % error = (%u2502calculated value - delivered value%u2502/ delivered value) x 100

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Water at 23.5°c has a density of 0.99742 g/ml. a 10.5 ml sample of water at 23.5°c, delivered from a...