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You have cornstarch as a diluent. Each capsule can be packed with 300 mg starch. The...

You have cornstarch as a diluent. Each capsule can be packed with 300 mg starch. The bulk density of starch is 0.66 g/cm3. You need to compound 100mg of ibuprofen powder with the bulk density of 0.8 g/cm3 into each capsule. How much starch in addition to the ibuprofen do you need to add per capsule to fill each capsule?

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