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What would be the volume of mercury sample that has a mass of 52.757 g? The density of mercury is 12.5g / mL .
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What would be the volume of mercury sample that has a mass of 52.757 g? The density of mercury is 12.5g / mL .

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Step-by-step explanation:

Divide the mass by the density and the units of grams will cancel so youll end up with mL.

(52.757g)/(12.5g/mL) = 4.2mL

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