Chemistry, asked by AmeenO, 8 months ago

The owner of a necklace claims that it is made of pure gold (d=19.2 g/cm). The necklace has a mass of 19.21 g. When the necklace is placed in a graduated cylinder that initially contained 20.8 mL of water, the level rose to 22.0mL. (a)Find the density of the necklace. (b)is this necklace made of pure gold? Explain your answer.

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Answered by mat1030
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Answered by Jasleen0599
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Given:

The density of gold = 19.2 gm/cm

The mass of necklace = 19.21 gm

The initial volume of water = 20.8 ml

The final volume of water = 22 ml

To Find:

(a) The density of necklace.

(b) If the necklace is made of pure gold.

Calculation:

(a) The volume of the necklace = 22 - 20.8 = 1.2 ml

- The density of necklace = Mass of necklace/Volume of necklace

⇒ The density of necklace = 19.21 / 1.2

The density of necklace = 16 gm/ml

(b) The necklace is not made up of pure gold.

- This is because the density of the necklace is different than that of pure gold.

- So, it means that the necklace contains some other substance also in addition to gold.

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