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Simon Moore
Apr 25, 2017

4.1739 g (at 20 degrees C anyway)

Explanation:

You need to know the temperature that you're considering, and the density of the nitric acid at that temperature. This data is available in the public doman http://www.handymath.com/cgi-bin/nitrictble2.cgi?submit=Entry

If you're considering 20 degrees celcius, then the density of 65% nitric acid at that temperature is 1.3913 #g.cm^-3#.

Now simply use the relationship density = mass/volume, and rearrange for mass: mass = volume x density.

So the mass is 3 x 1.3913 = 4.1739 g.

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