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if you had determined the density of your unknown liquid using only 1.00 ml of the liquid would the density be the same? Do you think the result is more likely to be accurate using 1.00 ml instead of 4.00 ml? Why? Density of unknown: 3.26/4.00=.815 g/mL if you had determined the density of your unknown liquid using only 1.00 ml of the liquid would the density be the same? Do you think the result is more likely to be accurate using 1.00 ml instead of 4.00 ml? Why? Density of unknown: 3.26/4.00=.815 g/mL if you had determined the density of your unknown liquid using only 1.00 ml of the liquid would the density be the same? Do you think the result is more likely to be accurate using 1.00 ml instead of 4.00 ml? Why? Density of unknown: 3.26/4.00=.815 g/mL if you had determined the density of your unknown liquid using only 1.00 ml of the liquid would the density be the same? Do you think the result is more likely to be accurate using 1.00 ml instead of 4.00 ml? Why? Density of unknown: 3.26/4.00=.815 g/mL

Explanation / Answer

Density is same whether we use 1 ml, 4 ml or any other volume of liquid. This is because density is an intrinsic property of liquid and does not depend on volume. However, the accuracy of measurement will increase with increase in volume. Hence, the result is less likely to be accurate using 1.00 ml instead of 4.00 ml.

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