Chemistry, 21.08.2019 21:30 angelb2472
Anne brought a 1 l bottle of vinegar from home to use in an experiment on volcanoes in science class. she poured the contents of the bottle into a large beaker and carefully measured it. she was surprised to find that the vinegar's measured volume was actually 1.02 l. anne thought the bottle contained exactly 1 l of vinegar. what possible explanation can you think of for the difference?
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