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Chemistry Help with density!!!!?

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An empty Erlenmeyer flask weighs 241.3 g. When filled with water (d=1.00 g/cm^3), the flask continues to weigh 489.1g. whats is the flasks volume? how much dose the flask weigh when it filled with cholorform ( d= 1.48 g/cm^3)

Please help I think i got the first part right but not to sure about the second part can someone please help

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  1. 489.1g-241.3g = 247.8g ( The weight of the water )

    Water weight 247.8g *  (1/density of water) 1cm^3/1g = 247.8 cm^s (Volume of the Flask)

    Volume of the Flask (247.8 cm^3) * Density of chloroform (1.48g/cm^3) = 366.7 g of chloroform (weight of chloroform needed to fill flask)

    Weight of Chloroform (366.7g) + Weight of the Empty Flask (241.3g) = 608.0g (weight of flask filled with chloroform)


  2. 489.1 g (flask+ water) - 241.3 g (flask) = 247.8 g (water)

    247.8 g / 1.00 g/cm^3 = 247.8 cm^3

    247.8 cm^3 x 1.48 g/cm^3 = 366.7 g chloroform

    366.7 g (chloroform) + 241.3 (flask) = 608.0 g (flask+chloroform)

  3. Density (D) = Mass (M) * Volume (V)

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