Here is the answer for the question – a concentrated salt solution has a mass of 5.33g for a 5.00mL sample, what is the specific gravity of this solution?. You’ll find the correct answer below
a concentrated salt solution has a mass of 5.33g for a 5.00mL sample, what is the specific gravity of this solution?
The Correct Answer is
1.066specific gravity=density of substance/density of water
Reason Explained
1.066specific gravity=density of substance/density of water is correct for a concentrated salt solution has a mass of 5.33g for a 5.00mL sample, what is the specific gravity of this solution?
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