How many grams is in 15 ml of orange juice?
Orange juice has the same density as water. When doing volume/weight conversions using water, its a direct conversion. 15 ml of orange juice weighs 15 grams. The same with the English system.... 1 cup of orange juice (8fl. oz.) will weigh 8 oz on a scale.
What si the density of milk and orange juice please help ....? science project due on Wednesday?
If you want the SI unit for density it is kg/L but is also commonly written in g/mL. If you were looking for the values for milk and orange juice then... Milk is 1.03 g/mL Orange Juice is 1.25 g/mL (with pulp)
Orange juice and tap water. which one is homogeneous / heterogeneous?? please help?
Orange juice is heterogeneous, which means that the particles in the juice are not evenly dispersed. You have liquid and pulp. Tap water is homogeneous, which means that the particles are evenly dispersed. Water is a uniform substance that does not contain solids, as in the orange juice.
Will Vitamin C react with dissolved oxygen under acidic conditions? why?
The answer is definitely yes, though I am having trouble with the "why" part as well. Might have something to do with the fact that, C6H8O6 --> C6H6O6 + 2H+ + 2e- and the hydrogen ions react with the dissolved oxygen to form water. University of Chicago Gen Chem sucks. Hope I didn't just raise the lab average...