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Convert 0.625g/L to g/cm
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Do you mean Convert \(~0.625 \dfrac{g}{L}~\) to \(~\dfrac{g}{cm^3} \) ?
\[0.625 \frac{g}{L} = x \frac{g}{cm^3}\]\[\frac{0.625}{L} = \frac{x}{cm^3}\]\[\frac{0.625}{1000 cm^3} = \frac{x}{cm^3}\]\[\frac{0.625}{1000} = x\]
You need to know that \(1 L = 1000 ~mL\) and \(1~mL = 1 ~cm^3 \therefore 1~ L = 1000 ~cm^3\) \(0.625 \dfrac{g}{L} \times \dfrac{1~L}{1000~cm^3} = \dfrac{0.625}{1000} \dfrac{g}{cm^3} \)
Not correct. This is correct: \(1~L = 1000~mL = 1000~cm^3\)
That's what I meant.
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Ok, I figured, since you did the problem well.
I did it my way.
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