Nitrogen has a density of 1.17×10−3g/cm3. What is the correct mass for 2,500 cm3 of nitrogen gas using significant figures?

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Fspirit asked Jun 25, 2023

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Nitrogen has a density of 1.17×10−3g/cm3.

What is the correct mass for 2,500 cm3 of nitrogen gas using significant figures?

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Nitrogen has a density of 1.17 x 10-3 g/cm3. If you have 2,500 cm3 of nitrogen gas, which of the following is the correct mass of nitrogen, using significant figures 2.9 g.

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