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A 20 g sample of quartz is placed in a container of water with an initial volume of 100mL. Use the chart below to determine what the final volume of water will be. (1 cubic centimeter is equal to 1 mL) Please Help!

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The final volume of the water is 107.55 mL.

Determination of the volume of the quartz.

  • Mass of quartz = 20 g
  • Density of quartz = 2.65 g/mL
  • Volume of quartz =.?

Volume = mass / density

Volume of quartz = 20 / 2.65

Volume of quartz = 7.55 mL

Determination of the final volume of the water

The final volume of the water can be obtained as follow:

  • Initial volume of water = 100 mL
  • Volume of quartz = 7.55 mL
  • Final volume of water =?

Final volume of water = (volume of water) + (volume of quartz)

Final volume of water = 100 + 7.55

Final volume of water = 107.55 mL

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