Calculate Density of Carbon Atom Nuclear

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The discussion revolves around calculating the density of a carbon atom's nucleus, assuming it is spherical and using given mass and radius values. The focus includes unit conversion and the application of the density formula.

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  • Homework-related
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  • One participant proposes using the formula for the volume of a sphere to find the volume of the carbon nucleus, given its radius.
  • Another participant emphasizes the need to convert units from grams to kilograms for the density calculation.
  • There is a request for clarification on unit conversion methods.
  • Several links to resources for unit conversion are provided by participants.

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Participants generally agree on the steps needed to calculate density but express uncertainty regarding unit conversions.

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Limitations include potential misunderstandings in unit conversions and the need for clarity on the mass value provided.

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Assume that all the mass of an atom is concentrated in his nuclear it have a Ball-shaped with a radius r=1.5x10^-5pm (1pm=10^-12).

if the mass of a Carbon atom is 2.0x10^3 what is the density of the Carbon nuclear ?

Assume the volume of a ball is 4/3*pi*r^3.


i know we need to use in d=m/v but i don't know exactly how to Convert units from, gr to kg etc.

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yea but what about the unit?
 
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