Calculate the mass in grams of 10.0 mL if mercury (Hg) if the density of Hg is 13.6 g/mL.? Chemistry Measurement Density 1 Answer ano n. · Stefan V. Feb 28, 2018 #"136 g"# Explanation: So we got mercury #("Hg")# with a density of #13.6# gram per mL. If we want to know how much #"10.0 mL"# of mercury is in grams, we just multiply #13.6# by 10.0, which gives us #136# grams of mercury per #"10.0 mL"#. #"10.0 mL" * "13.6 g"/"1 mL" = "136 g"# Answer link Related questions How can density be used to identify substances? How can you find mass from density? How are density mass and volume related? How do you calculate mass using density and volume? How do you convert mass to density? How do you determine the density of a gas? What is the density of water? What is linear mass density? Why does density change with temperature? How does density affect ocean currents? See all questions in Density Impact of this question 14738 views around the world You can reuse this answer Creative Commons License