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What is the volume of pure sulfur if its mass is a 130 g and the density is 2.07 g/mL

What is the volume of pure sulfur if its mass is a 130 g and the density is 2.07 g/mL
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What is the volume of pure sulfur if its mass is a 130 g and the density is 2.07 g/mL

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density(ρ) = mass(m) : volume(V)

volume = mass : density

V = 130 g : 2.07 g/ml = 62.8 ml

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The volume of pure sulfur would be 62.8
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