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30 calculate the specific gravity of the rose quartz. the procedure is as follows: remember, the density of water is 1.0g/cm3, so the mass of water equals the volume of the rose quartz. find the density of the rose quartz. find the specific gravity of the rose quartz. specific gravity = density of of water. what are the units for specific gravity?
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