Use the tabulated density of water at 17 degrees celsius to calculate the theoretical mass of water (in grams) that should be delivered by a #"10.00 mL"# pipet? Density of water at #17^@ "C"# #=# #"0.998778 g/mL"#

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Jarni Renz
Jan 14, 2018

#=9.98778g#

Explanation:

Given the specific value of the density of water @ #17^oC#=0.998778, the mass of water that can be delivered in a 10.00ml pipet is computed as follows:

#=10.00cancel(ml)xx(0.998778g)/(cancel(ml))#
#=9.988g#

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