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An empty vial weighs 60.77 g and has a volume of 8.6 mL How much would it weigh if it was filled with water with a density of 997 gmL?
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8.57 g
D=mass/volume
Wanting to fight weight of the vial so you would use Mass=density*volume
8.6mL is volume
.997g/mL is density
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