Explain edge is isolated from a bottle of liqueur

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A perfectly square piece of gold foil measuring 3.3 mm on an edge is isolated from a bottle of liqueur. On a mass balance, the piece of foil weighs 0.0013 g. The density of gold is 10.3 g/cm^3

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