2 Answers

Jaeyong · Answer 1 · 2020-02-09T02:59:37+0000

Answer: The volume of vanadium atoms in microliters will be
$9.29* 10^(-21)\mu L$

Step-by-step explanation:

We are given volume of a vanadium atom which is
9.29* 10^(-24)cm^3 and we need to convert it into microliters.

For this, we will use the conversion factor:

$1cm^3=1000\mu L$

Converting this quantity into microliters by multiplying it with 1000, we get:

$9.29* 10^(-24)* 1000=9.29* 10^(-21)\mu L$

Hence, the volume of vanadium atoms in microliters will be
$9.29* 10^(-21)\mu L$

Karan Khanna · Answer 2 · 2020-02-10T06:58:16+0000

Step-by-step explanation:

It is known that one cubic centimeter equals 1000 microliter.

Therefore, convert
9.29 * 10^(-24) cm^3 into microliter as follows.

1 cm^{3} = 1000 microliter

9.29 * 10^(-24) cm^3 = 9.29 * 10^(-24) cm^3 * 1000 microliter/cm^(3)

=
9290 * 10^(-24) microliter

Thus, we can conclude that
equals
.

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