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Density
describes how closely packed the
particles
are in a solid, liquid or gas.
Water and ice
the
particles
are tightly packed in both solid and
liquid
states
the same number of particles in a
gas
spread further apart than in the liquid or solid states
the same mass takes up a bigger volume
this means the gas is
less dense
Iron
= 7.8g/cm³
Ice =
0.98g/cm³
Water =
1g/cm³
Air =
0.00129g/cm³
Calculating density
density =
mass
÷
volume
p
=
m÷V
p -
kg/m³
m - kg
V - m³
Conversion
1g/cm³ = 1,000
kg/m³
Aluminium
=
2.7g/cm³
or 2,700kg/m³
Lead
= 11.6g/cm³ or
11,600kg/m³