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During an experiment, a chemistry student finds the concentration of a solid in a liquid by dividing 3.024 g by 0.07 mL. Using significant digits, what amount should the student…

During an experiment, a chemistry student finds the concentration of a solid in a liquid by dividing 3.024 g by 0.07 mL. Using significant digits, what amount should the student…
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During an experiment, a chemistry student finds the concentration of a solid in a liquid by dividing 3.024 g by 0.07 mL. Using significant digits, what amount should the student record in the lab report

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40 g/mL

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User Peter Stephens
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40 g/mL

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