27. Solving a chemistry problem

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27. Solving a chemistry problem

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2. Determine the length of the caproic acid molecule on the “solution-air” interface, if the area occupied by one molecule in the surface layer is 44*10-20 m2, and the density of caproic acid is p=920 kg/m3.

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