Answer to Question #135903 in General Chemistry for Jen

General Chemistry

Question #135903

At 20°C, the density of uranium is 18.9g / cm3. What would be the volume of the piece of uranium having a mass of 50.8 g?

Expert's answer

Density = mass\ volume

So using this relation we can write volume = mass\density

So volume of uranium = (50.8 \ 18.9 ) cm3

= 2.69 cm3 ( ans)

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