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Water has a density of 1. The density is the mass per unit volume. Therefore 1 g of water has a volume of 1 cm³. As a reminder, 1 cm³ corresponds to 1 ml. This is true for pure water at 4°C. Water which contains impurities such as dissolved salts or water which is colder or warmer than 4°C, will have a different density. Complete Table 7. Table 7: Water Mass, Volume, and Density Substance Mass Volume Density Pure water 1 g cm³ 1 Pure water g 1 L 1 Pure water 1 T L 1 Pure water kg 1 m³ 1 Sea water 1025 g 1 L Dead Sea water 1240 g 1 L

Water has a density of 1. The density is the mass per unit volume. Therefore 1 g of water has a volume of 1 cm³. As a reminder, 1 cm³ corresponds to 1 ml. This is true for pure water at 4°C. Water which contains impurities such as dissolved salts or water which is colder or warmer than 4°C, will have a different density. Complete Table 7. Table 7: Water Mass, Volume, and Density Substance Mass Volume Density Pure water 1 g cm³ 1 Pure water g 1 L 1 Pure water 1 T L 1 Pure water kg 1 m³ 1 Sea water 1025 g 1 L Dead Sea water 1240 g 1 L

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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Water has a density of 1. The density is the mass per unit volume. Therefore 1 g of water has a volume of 1 cm³. As a reminder, 1 cm³ corresponds to 1 ml. This is true for pure water at 4°C. Water which contains impurities such as dissolved salts or water which is colder or warmer than 4°C, will have a different density. Complete Table 7. Table 7: Water Mass, Volume, and Density Substance Mass Volume Density Pure water 1 g cm³ 1 Pure water g 1 L 1 Pure water 1 T L 1 Pure water kg 1 m³ 1 Sea water 1025 g 1 L Dead Sea water 1240 g 1 L
Transcribed Image Text:Water has a density of 1. The density is the mass per unit volume. Therefore 1 g of water has a volume of 1 cm³. As a reminder, 1 cm³ corresponds to 1 ml. This is true for pure water at 4°C. Water which contains impurities such as dissolved salts or water which is colder or warmer than 4°C, will have a different density. Complete Table 7. Table 7: Water Mass, Volume, and Density Substance Mass Volume Density Pure water 1 g cm³ 1 Pure water g 1 L 1 Pure water 1 T L 1 Pure water kg 1 m³ 1 Sea water 1025 g 1 L Dead Sea water 1240 g 1 L
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