Question

Plz help in my question.
A very simple question.

Answer 1

grams is for mass. liter is for volume. they aren't the same.

Answer 2

It is less than 1000..
I think about 920 something...

Answer 3

but my sir used 100o grams for 1 liter in a chemistry {stoichiometry} problem

Answer 4

1000

Answer 5

It depends on density of the solution....

Answer 6

maybe you used a fixed density?

Answer 7

then your sir assume that density of solution = 1gcm^-3
1 litre = 1000cm^-3
mass = 1000 x 1 = 1000g

Answer 8

*assumed

Answer 9

k & am i right about those other points.

Answer 10

i mean 1m^3 etc.

Answer 11

1 m^3 = 1000 mL = 1 L
1 cm^3 = 1 mL
you're right i believe

Answer 12

Is \[1 m^3 \ne 1000 l\]?????????????

Answer 13

1 cubic meter = 1 000 liter .... I think.

Answer 14

wait a minute.
1000 cm^3 = 1 L
10 m^3 = 1 L

Answer 15

I have searched on google & found 1000 l = 1m^3 @abb50

Answer 16

so wt should i do ?

Answer 17

I mean remember.

Answer 18

Yeah. I'm wrong. Sorry.

Answer 19

np:)

Answer 20

If 1cm^3 = 1ml is true.
1000 cm^3 = 1000ml = 1L is also true.
1m^3 = 1x100x100x100 cm^3= 1000000cm^3 = 1000L is true.

Answer 21

And I think 1cm^3 = 1mL is true. So I think it is true :)

Answer 22

thanx a lot @Callisto @abb50 @waterineyes

Answer 23

Welcome!

Answer 24

Welcome dear...