What is the mass of 1.0l of water?

Answer 1

9.004 g (18.0079 g/mol X 0.5 mol)

Answer 2

It depends upon the temperature, as when the temperature rises, water expands and therefore becomes less dense. However, at room temperature a litre of water weighs 1000g (1kg) as near as exact, and therefore a halfa litre would have a mass of half a kilogram or 500g.

Answer 3

p= density

V= volume

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p=1000 kg/m³

V=0.5 dm³=0.0005 m³

p=m/V

m=0.5kg

So the mass of 0.5l of water is 0.5kg (around 1.1 lbs)

Answer 4

Since the specific gravity of water is 1gm/cc, and 1 liter is 1000cc, or 1 Kg, the mass of 1 liter of water is, by definition, 1 Kg

Answer 5

exactly 1 kilogram.

1 L = 1,000 mL

1 kg = 1,000 g

1 mL of water = 1 g of water

Answer 6

nominally one half kilogram

Answer 7

it is 50 grams