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16-12-2022
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students conducting an analysis of an unknown substance repeatedly missed the mark. to identify the unknown, they were calculating the density of their mystery element or compound. to do this, they recorded both the volume and mass of their sample. what is one possible unavoidable error that influenced their results?

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