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The mercury in a container occupies a volume of 0.5 liters. Given the density of mercury as 13.5g/cc, how much does 0.5 liters of mercury weigh?
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6.75g?
sorry, i put it wrong mass= density x volume
by the definition density = mass/volume then mass= density x volume you have to convert the volume in liters to cubic centimeters because the density is in g/cc 1cm^3=1mL 1L=1000mL you have the density and the volume you can calculate the mass
6.75grams is incorrect?
500cc*13.5g/cc=6.75g? what am I doing wrong?
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it is 500!!! 6.75 kg
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