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A mL and a cc are the exact same. So if you have 20mL, you have 20cc.
Well that depends on how much salt and how much water you have and what you want to accomplish by mixing them.
yes, plant can get too much water.
density = mass/volume. (g/cm^3)So here it is simple 24g/20ml = 1.2 g ml-1That's it. But check your units. g cm-3 is generally used in chemistry...and luckily cm-3 = ml-1. But if your volume is in litres or weight is in kgs, just be careful with your units.A fun side-note is that water is more or less 1g cm-3 in density. So 20ml of water = 20g. Here you have 24g, so you know 4grams of salt was added.This IS an approximation, though. There are many subtle effects you would consider in much higher education.-------------------------------------------------density is in g/ml or g/cc. And, the easiest way to do these problems is to just make the units match (with something that seems logical).You are given 20 ml & 24 g.So you simply divide the two.24g/20ml = 1.2 g/mlCheck your work... Does this make sense. You said it is a "salt solution" which we would expect a moderate increase in density over 1, so this seems plausible.
well there is 30% in the salt water but is that the natural water is more fresh
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You can usually get Ceftriaxone at a pharmacy for around 20 dollars. If you have insurance, the cost may be completely or partially covered.
A mL and a cc are the exact same. So if you have 20mL, you have 20cc.
20ml
It is 0.02 litres.
To minimize the risk of infection by microorganisms in much tap water.
About 20ml purhour
Only if you drink so much that it makes your stool watery. But it doesn't in general.
small: $20(10ml) large: 460(20ml)
I don’t know how much ch 20 ml. Of cough medicine is? I’m asking you
It doesn't matter how much water you got. It depends on the temperature but it is close to 1000 kg/m^3