What derived unit is usually used to express the density of liquids?

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Ethen Copeland

Chemistry

11 June, 16:47

What derived unit is usually used to express the density of liquids?

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Density refers to the measure of how much of the substance occupies a given volume at a given pressure and temperature

grams per milliliter or g/ml is the derived unit that is usually used to express the density of liquids.

In measuring the mass of a liquid, they use grams or kilograms, and uses liter, milliliters and cubic centimeters to measure the volume.

There are a lot of measuring tool that has been produced in the market. Like measuring cup, volume glassware commonly used in the laboratory.