Jesse E. answered 08/25/19
Masters in Chemistry and Bachelors in Biology
We will multiply the density of water at by the volume of water, 25.00 mL.
0.997770 g/mL(25 mL) = 24.94425 g.
Note: I am ignoring the number of significant figures in this problem to answer the actual "true mass" of water. However, in all academia, these should not be ignored.
Jim L.
The inclusion of the temperature (22 deg C) makes me think that something is left out?08/25/19