Question

What are the units of density for a liquid usually expressed as?

Answer 1

Are not the units of density, `rho`, `"mass per unit volume..."`?

Explanation:

And so for chemists, typically we would express density as `g*mL^-1`, or `g*cm^-3`...where `1*cm^3-=1xx(10^-2*m)^3` `1xx10^-6*m^3`..i.e. there are `1000*L` in a `m^3`, and `1000*cm^3*L^-1`...

Answer 2

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