The density of gold is 19.3g/mL. If you have a 9.00 g piece of gold, what volume will it occupy (in milliliters)
1 answer:
Answer:
The answer to your question is volume = 0.47 ml
Explanation:
To solve this problem use the formula of density, that relates the mass and volume.
Data
density = 19.3 g/ml
mass = 9.0 g
volume = ?
Formula
density =
Solve for volume
volume =
Substitution
Volume = 9 / 19,3
Simplification and result
Volume = 0.47 ml
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