What is the volume of 64 g of water?

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anor277
Apr 4, 2017

"Density, "rho_(H_2O)=1*g*mL, or 1*g*cm^-3

Explanation:

Now rho="mass"/"volume"

And thus "volume"="mass"/rho=(64*cancelg)/(1*cancelg*mL^-1)

=(64)/(1/(mL))=64*mL

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