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Calculate the density of mercury if a 7.50 mL sample has a mass of 102 grams.
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Calculate the density of mercury if a 7.50 mL sample has a mass of 102 grams.

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Density=mass/volume. The mass is 102g and the volume is 7.50mL. So you would just divide 102g by 7.50mL which will give you 13.6g/mL. I'm pretty sure that's right. Hope this helps :)
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