9. Consider a salt solution of unknown concentration. 1. In the laboratory you weigh an empty...

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9. Consider a salt solution of unknown concentration. 1. In the laboratory you weigh an empty vial and determine the mass to be 14.096 g. You then measure out exactly 9.95 ml of the salt solution and add it to the premised vial. You then weigh the vial again, with the salt solution in the vial and determine the mass to be 24.547 g. Calculate the density of this solution. 2. Then use the graph below to determine the concentration of the salt solution. Remember that the equation of the line is how you will mathematically solve for the concentration. You will need to explicitly show all calculations and include all units! 9. Consider a salt solution of unknown concentration. 1. In the laboratory you weigh an empty vial and determine the mass to be 14.096 g. You then measure out exactly 9.95 ml of the salt solution and add it to the premised vial. You then weigh the vial again, with the salt solution in the vial and determine the mass to be 24.547 g. Calculate the density of this solution. 2. Then use the graph below to determine the concentration of the salt solution. Remember that the equation of the line is how you will mathematically solve for the concentration. You will need to explicitly show all calculations and include all units!

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1 Mass of salt solvent Mass of premised vial Mass of empty vial 2454714096 g 10451g Volume of ... View the full answer