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Convert 5.78 kg/L to g/mL.

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Answer:


5.78\; {\rm g\cdot mL^(-1)}.

Step-by-step explanation:

This unit conversion can be achieved in the following steps:

  • Convert from
    {\rm kg\cdot L^(-1)} to
    {\rm g\cdot L^(-1)}.
  • Convert from
    {\rm g\cdot L^(-1)} to
    {\rm g\cdot mL^(-1)}.

In the given quantity, the mass of one liter of this material is
5.78\; {\rm kg}. One kilogram is equal to
10^(3)\; {\rm g}. Therefore, that
5.78\; {\rm kg}\! would be equivalent to
5.78 * 10^(3)\; {\rm g} = 5780\; {\rm g}.

Hence:


\begin{aligned}& 5.78\; {\rm kg\cdot L^(-1)} \\ =\; & (5.78\; {\rm kg\cdot L^(-1)}) * \frac{10^(3)\; {\rm g}}{1\; {\rm kg}} \\ =\; & 5.78 * 10^(3)\; {\rm g\cdot L^(-1)}\end{aligned}.

One milliliter is equivalent to one-thousandth of a liter:
1\; {\rm mL} = 10^(-3)\; {\rm L}. Thus, the mass of one
{\rm mL} of this given material would be one-thousandth of the mass of one
{\rm L} of this material:


\begin{aligned}& 5.78 * 10^(3)\; {\rm g\cdot L^(-1)} \\ =\; & 5.78 * 10^(3)\; {\rm g\cdot L^(-1)}* \frac{1\; {\rm L}}{10^(3)\; {\rm mL}} \\ =\; & 5.78 \; {\rm g\cdot mL^(-1)}\end{aligned}.

Hence,
5.78\; {\rm kg\cdot L^(-1)} would be equivalent to
5.78\; {\rm g\cdot mL^(-1)}.

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