The mass of an erlenmeyer flask is 85.135 g. after 10.00 ml of water is added to the flask, the mass of the flask and the water is 95.023 g. calculate the density (in g/ml) of water. using the density calculated in the question above, calculate the percent error if the true density at this temperature is 0.9992 g/ml.

Once the water has been added, the mass of the water is calculated to be

(Mass of flask + water) - mass of the flask

mass water = 95.023 - 85.135 = 9.888

Density = mass / volume

Density = 9.888 / 10 = 0.9888

% error = [(what it should be - what it is)/(what it should be)]  * 100

% error = (0.9992 - 0.9888) / 0.9992   * 100 = 0.04003 % error.

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