Aluminum foil is often incorrectly termed tin foil. If the density of tin is 7.28g/cm³, what is the thickness of a piece of tin foil that measures 5.70cm by 4.25cm and has a mass of 0.655g

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Camron Moreno

Chemistry

17 September, 23:04

Aluminum foil is often incorrectly termed tin foil. If the density of tin is 7.28g/cm³, what is the thickness of a piece of tin foil that measures 5.70cm by 4.25cm and has a mass of 0.655g

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Cedric Evans · Answer 1

To answer this question, you should first find the volume:7.28 g / mL x. 655 g / v = 0.08997 mL

volume = L x W x H, but thickness is the width. So rearranging the formula, the formula is v / l x h.

The thickness is found after dividing the volume by its length and width:

.08997 / (5.70) (4.25) =.004 cm is the thickness.