According to Aristotle’s density equation, if 4.686 grams of the sugar glucose (C6H12O6) occupies a volume of 3.0 cubic centimeters, then glucose must have a density of: 14.058 grams/cm3 7.686 grams/cm3 1.686 grams/cm3 1.562 grams/cm3 0.6402 grams/cm3

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According to Aristotle’s density equation, if 4.686 grams of the sugar glucose (C6H12O6) occupies a volume of 3.0 cubic centimeters, then glucose must have a density of:

  1. 14.058 grams/cm3
  2. 7.686 grams/cm3
  3. 1.686 grams/cm3
  4. 1.562 grams/cm3
  5. 0.6402 grams/cm
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