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Secondaire 2 • March 27, 2026
density unit for solid: why only g/cm3 is accepted? g/ml is not right?

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March 27, 2026
Hi PeacefulDragon5806 :D Thanks for your question! By convention, we use g/cm3 for solids et g/ml for liquids. You can consult this conceptsheet for more details. Alloprof | Free Homework Help and Learning Support Ask us if you have any further questions. See you soon on the Help Zone. :)