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What is the density of a liquid in grams per milliliter if 21.000 g has a volume of 0.192 deciliters?
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Density= mass/volume in Kg/m3 which could be g/1000cm3
10 decilitre = 1000cm3
density = g/10decilitres = 2.1/0.192 = 10.9375 g/1000cm3
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