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1. A 5.75 mL sample of mercury has a measured mass of 77.05 g. The density is ___________

2. Mercury’s accepted density is 13.53 g·mL-1. The % error in your measurement is: ____________

3.

Is this person accurate? ____ Is the person precise? ___

Defend your answer!

4.

This molecule contains ____ elements and ____ atoms.

Carbon=black Oxygen=Red White=Hydrogen

The molecular formula for this substance is: ___________

5. Calculate the number of seconds in 5.25 years using unit analysis: (1 year = 365.25 days)

6. A calculator displays the answer to a problem as 53.29841

Report this answer to:

_______________ 5 significant figures

_______________ 3 significant figures

_______________ 1 significant figure

7.

Which letter(s) represents: a) compound ____ b) pure element ____ c) Mixture of elements ____

d) Mixture of compounds _____ e) a solid element ____

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Place the answer with the correct number of significant figures on the lines provided below.
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