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The volume of 5 grams of a substance is 2cm^2. Calculate the density. What might this substance be?

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ρ=2.5⋅g⋅cm3............

Step-by-step explanation:

ρ=Mass/Volume=5⋅g2⋅cm3,

and thus typically it has the units g⋅mL−1 or g⋅cm−3.

Here, mass=5⋅g, and volume=2⋅m3.

Their quotient is the density as shown. And this could be any solid material (generally solids are denser than liquids). You will have to look up tables of densities for common materials.

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