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Chemistry, please.?????

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1. mass- 345g

volume- 50 ml

density- ?

2. There is an unknown liquid. the mass was found to be .0045 kg. What volume would the liquid be if it was water at 4 degrees celsius?

I'm an honers nerd and i am finding that chem just is not my forte.

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  1. 1..D = M/V = 345g / 50mL = 6.9g/mL Density.

    2..0.0045kg x 1,000mL/kg = 4.5mL. of water (1g/mL at 4°C and 1atm. Pressure).

    (The maximum Density and Minimum Volume parameters).


  2. 1.  345 g / 50 ml = 6.9 g/ml = 6.9 g/cc = 6.9 SG

    2. if H2O is 1 g/ml then 0.0045 kg = 4.5 g = 4.5 ml

    I'm a nerd too, but not exactly honorable

  3. 1. 345/50=6.9g/cm^3

    1ml=1cm^3

    2. water has a density of 1. its 4.5cm^3, or 4.5ml

    make it a good day

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