Question

A researcher recorded that a chemical reaction required 2.90 gal water and raised the temperature of the reaction vessel by 57 F. Convert the researcher's volume measurement to the SL units of liter

There are 3.875 L in 1 gallon


A. 11.0 L

B. 8.9 L

C. 9.11 L

D. 11 L

Answer 1

A. 11.0 L is the researcher's volume measurement to the SL units of liter

Explanation:

Given that a researcher recorded that the chemical reaction has water = 2.90 gallon.

We have to convert the researcher's volume into the SL units of liter.

So, we know that 1 gallon = 3.875 liters.

Then we have to convert 2.90 gallons of water in to liters.

Then  , volume in L =$(volume\ in \ gal) \times  (3.875 L/1 gal)$                                   = $(2.90) \times (3.875L/1 gal)$                                  

= $11.0L$

Then the required volume in $L= 11.0L$