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Question

Calculate the density of an unknown substance if a container can hold 300 g of water (density =  1.00 $$g/cm^{3}) $$but only 75.22 g of the substance.

Accepted Answer

0.251 $$g/cm^{3}$$

Answer

75.2 $$g/cm^{3}$$

Answer

3.99 $$g/cm^{3}$$

Answer

3.00 $$g/cm^{3}$$

Answer

1.00 $$g/cm^{3}$$

Calculate the density of an unknown substance if a container can hold 300 g of water (density = 1.00 g/cm3) but only 75.22 g of the substance.

Calculate the density of an unknown substance if a container can hold 300 g of water (density = 1.00 g/cm³) but only 75.22 g of the substance.