Here's a breakdown:

* Jupiter's volume: 1.43 x 10^15 cubic kilometers

* Mercury's volume: 6.08 x 10^10 cubic kilometers

To find the difference, divide Jupiter's volume by Mercury's volume:

(1.43 x 10^15) / (6.08 x 10^10) = approximately 2,350

While Jupiter is much larger in volume, it's important to note that this comparison is only based on volume. In terms of mass, Jupiter is 318 times more massive than Mercury.