If the density of 100 grams of a pure liquid is , what is the density of 50 grams of the same liquid at the identical temperature and pressure? (Express the answer as the numerical coefficient of , e.

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If the density of 100 grams of a pure liquid is $d$, what is the density of 50 grams of the same liquid at the identical temperature and pressure? (Express the answer as the numerical coefficient of $d$, e.g., if the answer is $2d$, type 2).

Prashant Kotian · Accepted Answer

Correct answer: 1. Density is an intensive property; it is inherently the ratio of two extensive properties (mass and volume) and is independent of the overall mass or size of the bulk system. Therefore, the density remains identical, mathematically scaling as .

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