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Solving for density of medium.

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Inputs:

density of particle (ρp)		kilogram/meter^3 gram/centimeter^3 gram/meter^3 milligram/liter pound/foot^3
viscosity of medium (μ)		kilogram/meter-second gram/meter-second kilogram/meter-hour
fall, settling or terminal velocity (Vt)		meter/second centimeter/hour centimeter/second foot/day foot/second inch/hour inch/second kilometer/second knot mach sea level 15 C meter/day mile/hour mile/second millimeter/second speed of light in vacuum yard/second
acceleration of gravity (g)		meter/second^2 centimeter/second^2 foot/second^2 inch/second^2 kilometer/second^2 mile/second^2 millimeter/second^2 yard/second^2
particle diameter (d)		meter attometer centimeter chain dekameter decimeter exameter femtometer foot gigameter hectometer inch kilometer light year link megameter micrometer micron mile millimeter nanometer petameter picometer rod terameter yard

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Conversions:

density of particle (ρp)	=	0		=	0	gram/meter^3
viscosity of medium (μ)	=	0		=	0	gram/meter-second
fall, settling or terminal velocity (Vt)	=	0		=	0	meter/second
acceleration of gravity (g)	=	0		=	0	meter/second^2
particle diameter (d)	=	0		=	0	meter

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Solution:

density of medium (ρm)

=

HAS NOT BEEN CALCULATED

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Other Units:

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References - Books:

1) P. Aarne Vesilind, J. Jeffrey Peirce and Ruth F. Weiner. 1994. Environmental Engineering. Butterworth Heinemann. 3rd ed.

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