Answer to Question #313623 in General Chemistry for Rebecca Santora

General Chemistry

Question #313623

Corn oil has a density of 0.6 g/mL. What is the mass of 93.73 mL of corn oil?

Expert's answer

q = 0.6g/mL

V = 93.73 mL

Answers:

m = q*V

m = 0.6g/mL*93.73 mL = 56.24g

Answer: 56.24g

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