Conversions for incompressible liquids and gases are important for individual components and mixtures. Density values may be found in the Appendix or other reference books. (a) Oliver adds 183 mL of liquid acetic acid as the solvent for a chemical reaction in the laboratory. The mass (lbm) of the acetic acid is: (b) Elizabeth builds a wall of solid lead bricks as a shield from radiation. The mass of the wall is 945 lbm, so the volume (gal) of the wall is: (c) Anthony and Maria mix two liquids, ethylene glycol and water, to create a coolant for their car. Find the volume (mL) for a 12.9 lbm mixture with 0.593 mass fraction of ethylene glycol and the remaining wate