Answer to Question #64806 in General Chemistry for Etosha

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Question #64806

A pound of coffee beans yield 50 cups of coffee. How many milliliters of coffee can be obtained from 1.5 g of coffee beans?

Expert's answer

Pound is 454 g. Thus, 1.5 g is 1.5 g*50 cup/454 g/p = 0.17 cup of coffee or 40 ml (depends on cup).

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