If an element crystallizes as a simple cube- what is the volume of an element provided its density is 1-5 g - cm 3 and atomic mass of the element is 63 -A- 69-7 - 10-23 cm 3B- 5-97 - 10-23 cm 3C- 63 - 10-23 cm 3D- 6-97 - 10-23 cm 3

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If an element crystallizes as a simple cube, what is the volume of an element provided its density is 1.5 g/cm³ and atomic mass of the element is 63?

5.97 x 10 ^-23 cm³

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69.7 x 10 ^-23 cm³

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63 x 10 ^-23 cm³

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6.97 x 10 ^-23 cm³

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