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How do you calculate the mass of a soil when you are given the denisty in g cm3 and its location for example the top 20 cm of a soil slice?
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mass is density times volume. You first need the volume, though; "top 20 cm" is not enough information, you would also need to know what area is covered by that soil slice.
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