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What are the standard units of specific gravity? a)g/cm^3 b)kg/L c)kg/cm^3 d)none
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What are the standard units of specific gravity?

a)g/cm^3
b)kg/L
c)kg/cm^3
d)none

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the answer is D

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User Victor Bjelkholm
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The CORRECT answer is D. None

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