Question

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the density of mercury is 13.6 g/cm^3. How many quarts does 100 g of Hg occupy? Given 1 L= 1.06 qt.

Answer 1

So first find how many mL (or \(cm^3\)), then convert that to L, then convert that to quarts.

The definition of density is \(\sf density=\dfrac{mass}{volume}\)

you're given density and mass, so find the volume. (I would suggest you rearrange the formula first, then plug your numbers in).