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hey i need some help...i have the mass of both a solid and a liquid, and i need to find the volume. is there a formula for this? what is the formula and how exactly do i use it. thanks in advance
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m=n/M
m- mass
n-moles
M-molar mass
i dont exactly know if thats a chemistry question but i remember using this formula mostly in chemistry in grade 11.
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well for the volume of the solid u could use the water displacement method, and for the volume of the liquid, if you know the density (if it is water than the density is delta (=1g/cm3)) than you can solve for volume
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