A researcher recorded that a chemical reaction required 2.90 gal water and raised the temperature of the reaction vessel by 57 F

Question

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. Convert the researcher's volume measurement to the SL units of liter
There are 3.875 L in 1 gallon

A. 11.0 L

B. 8.9 L

C. 9.11 L

D. 11 L

1 answer:

Bess [88] · Answer 1 · 2022-02-01T21:12:42+03:00

A. 11.0 L is the researcher's volume measurement to the SL units of liter

Explanation:

Given that a researcher recorded that the chemical reaction has water = 2.90 gallon.

We have to convert the researcher's volume into the SL units of liter.

So, we know that 1 gallon = 3.875 liters.

Then we have to convert 2.90 gallons of water in to liters.

Then , volume in L = $(volume\ in \ gal) \times (3.875 L/1 gal)$ = $(2.90) \times (3.875L/1 gal)$

= $11.0L$

Then the required volume in $L= 11.0L$ 