Calculate the density of the hydrochloric acid solution if 560 grams of such a solution takes up a volume of 500 ml.

The simplest physical and chemical formula is suitable for solving this problem:

mass of solution = density of solution * volume of solution.

Therefore, by modifying this formula, you can find the density value of any solution, knowing its mass and volume:

density of solution = mass of solution: volume of solution.

Let’s substitute the initial data from the problem into this formula:

solution density = 560 (g): 500 (l) = 1.12 (g / l).

When performing calculations using this formula, pay attention to the ratio: if the mass of the solution is indicated in grams, then its volume should be presented in liters, but if the mass is written in kilograms, then the volume is entered into the formula in cubic meters.