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32.95 / (54.6 - 50.0 ) = 7.163 g/cm3 = 7163 kg.m3

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Q: A total of 32.95 grams of mossy zinc was placed into a graduated cylinder containing 50.0 mL of water The water level rose to 54.6 mL Determine the density of the zinc?
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What is needed to calculate the density of a graduated cylinder?

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