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Density = mass/volume

It follows that mass = density times volume. Thus, the given the density of diamonds being 3.26 g/mL and a volume of a diamond being 0.350 mL, the mass of this diamond would be (3.26 g/mL)(0.350 mL) = 1.14 g.

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