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Density• For liquids, we usually use g/L.• Liters of volume are appropriate since thedensities of gases are quite low compared toliquids and solids.Solids areusually quitedense (g/cm 3 ).Liquids are usuallystill quite dense, butless than solids(g/cm 3 ).Gases are muchless dense (g/L).
Density• A good example of density involves water,mercury and air.• For water, 10mL has a mass of 10.0g.Water’s s density is 1.0g/mL (or 1.0g/cm 3 ).
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