A teacher thoroughly mixes 12 mL of a compound (d = 0.892 g/mL) with 12 mL...

A teacher thoroughly mixes 12 mL of a compound (d = 0.892 g/mL) with 12 mL of water (d = 0.951 g/mL).

What is the density of the mixture, in g/mL?

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The following has been established using the data given in the question. The initial mass of the two components have been calculated separately adding which gives us the total mass of the components of the mixture..and the total volume can be easily calculated by adding the individual volumes as given in the question.

queen_honey_blossom answered 2 years ago

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