Chemistry, 07.10.2021 20:30 josephjannace12
A solution's density was determined by generating a Mass vs Volume calibration curve. The result was y = 1.46x. If the accepted density for this solution was 1.0626 g/mL, then what is the percent error? Provide your answer to two decimal places. If your answer is negative, then include the negative sign. (Please answer question with step by step explanations)
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