Answer to Question #102927 in General Chemistry for Katie

General Chemistry

Question #102927

At 0 degrees C the density of liquid water is 0.9999gml-1 what the volume of 1.000g of liquid water

Expert's answer

p=m/V.

V=m/p= 1/0.9999 = 1.00010001 ml.

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