A researcher recorder that a chemical reaction require 2.90 gal water and raised the temperature of the reaction vessel by 57°F. Convert the researchers volume measurement to the SI unit of liters.

There are 3.75 L in 1 gallon

A. 8.9 L

B. 9.11 L

C. 11 L

D. 11.0 L

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Carley Randolph

Chemistry

3 November, 20:19

A researcher recorder that a chemical reaction require 2.90 gal water and raised the temperature of the reaction vessel by 57°F. Convert the researchers volume measurement to the SI unit of liters.

There are 3.75 L in 1 gallon

A. 8.9 L

B. 9.11 L

C. 11 L

D. 11.0 L

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Farrell · Answer 1

10.875L

Explanation:

The problem here is a simple conversion. The conversion is from gal to liters Liter is a SI unit for recording volume as stated in the problem.

Given that:

1 gallon of water = 3.75L

2.90 gallon will be 2.9 x 3.75; 10.875L

A researcher recorder that a chemical reaction require 2.90 gal water and raised the temperature of the reaction vessel by 57°F. Convert the researchers volume measurement to the SI unit of liters.There are 3.75 L in 1 gallonA. 8.9 LB. 9.11 LC. 11 LD. 11.0 L

A researcher recorder that a chemical reaction require 2.90 gal water and raised the temperature of the reaction vessel by 57°F. Convert the researchers volume measurement to the SI unit of liters.

There are 3.75 L in 1 gallon

A. 8.9 L

B. 9.11 L

C. 11 L

D. 11.0 L