That depends on the substance. Different substances have different densities (mass / volume).
No, a root is a structure made of many different substances.
Different substances have different densities. If you're talking about water, then 1 liter masses 1 kilogram, so 16 liters.
Different schemes have different id numbers of different lengths.
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The periodic table comprises of 118 different fundamental elements which combine in many different ways to form all substances known to man.
There are currently over 118 known chemical elements on Earth, which make up all substances in existence. Additionally, countless compounds and mixtures can form from these elements, further increasing the number of substances known to exist on Earth.
Practically (exceptions exist) all known substances can be obtained in a pure fom.
You can tell the number of colored substances in a drink using a chromatogram by observing the distinct peaks or bands produced on the chromatogram. Each peak or band represents a different colored substance present in the drink. By comparing the retention times of the peaks to known standards, you can identify and quantify the colored substances in the drink.
Water...
There are infinite combinations of mixtures that can be created from different substances. The number of possible mixtures depends on the number of substances available and the proportions in which they are combined.
To convert kilograms to liters, the specific density of the material needs to be known. Different substances have different densities, so without this information, the conversion cannot be accurately made.
There are many different allergies, as people can be allergic to a wide range of substances including foods, pollen, medications, and animal dander. Estimates suggest there are over 170 different known food allergens alone.
That depends on the substance. Different substances have different densities (mass / volume).
No, a root is a structure made of many different substances.
No, a root is a structure made of many different substances.
Two substances must have at least one different characteristic property to be considered different. These properties can include melting point, boiling point, density, chemical composition, and physical state.