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Physical Chemistry

Question #34780

An object has a mass of 3.15oz and a volume of 0.1173L. What is the density (g/mL) of the object?

Expert's answer

3.15oz = 89.3g; 0.1173L= 117.3ml; So, density = 89.3/117.3 = 0.761 g/ml

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