A 4.75 cm³ sample of solid gallium metal has a density of 5.910 g/cm³.What volume does this sample of gallium occupy in its liquid state? The density of liquid gallium is 6.100 g/cm³. A) 4.60 cm³ B) 4.90 cm³ C) 0.13 cm³ D) 171.00 cm³ E) 0.20 cm³

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To find the volume of gallium in its liquid state, first calculate the mass of the solid gallium sample using its volume and density: mass = density × volume = 5.910 g/cm³ × 4.75 cm³ = 28.0725 g. Then, use the density of liquid gallium to find its volume: volume = mass / density = 28.0725 g / 6.100 g/cm³ = 4.60 cm³.

A 475 Cm3 Sample of Solid Gallium Metal Has a Density

A 475 Cm³ Sample of Solid Gallium Metal Has a Density