HELP 1 Density-volume question?

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An unknown liquid with a mass of 26.366g and a volume of 25.24 mL is being analyzed to identify its substance among trichlorobenzene, acetone, and chloride based on density. Calculating the density yields a result that suggests the liquid is likely acetone. For the second part of the question, if the substance were water with a density of 0.9982 g/mL, the new volume needs to be determined using the formula V = m/d. The discussion emphasizes the importance of correctly applying the density formula and clarifying units. Ultimately, the participants seek confirmation on their calculations and understanding of density.
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HELP! 1 Density-volume question!??URGENT!

Homework Statement


1.An unknown liquid has a mass of 26.366g and volume of 25.24 x10^-3 liters at 25'C.
Identify the likely substance from the following information.

Substance tricholorobenzene (density:1.454g/mL)
acetone (density: 1.049g/mL)
chloride( denisty: .8862g/mL)

2. If the substance had been water with a density of .9982g/mL at 25'C, what would be its new volume?

Homework Equations



g/mL

The Attempt at a Solution


1.26.366g/(25.24ml) => acetone
2. i have no idea...g/mL density .9982g/mL

Please HELP!
 
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What is density definition?
 


g/mL =density =mass/volume? intensive physical property!
please help!
 


Right.

d = \frac m V

You are given mass, you are given density - solve for V.
 
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is the answer for 1 acetone?
is the answer for 2 25.19ml?

I know the formula already;;;;g/ML
 


SAT2400 said:
is the answer for 1 acetone?
is the answer for 2 25.19ml?

1 - yes, 2 - no.

I know the formula already;;;;g/ML

That's not the formula. That's - at best - density unit.

Slow down. Solve for V. Write it using symbols that I have used earlier.
 
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