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2 years ago

B) Wax is a solid at room temperature. Air is a gas. Air's density is 1.30kg/m³

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never [62]2 years ago

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The density of wax is <u>much higher</u> than the density of air because they are rigid and denser.

<h3>What is Density? </h3>

<em>Density </em>is defined as the mass of a unit volume of a material substance.

It is given by the formula,

Density = Mass / Volume

The units of density are g/cm³, kg/m³ etc.

Gases are not as dense compared to solids. This is because the particles in <u>solids</u> are very close to each other and the intermolecular gaps are very less. This makes them rigid and dense.

Thus, solids are denser than gases.

Wax is a solid and air is gas.

Hence, the density of wax is <u>much higher</u> than the density of air

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Gwar [14]2 years ago

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The density of wax much higher than the density of air because of its more mass.

<h3>Why is the density of wax much higher than the density of air?</h3>

The density of wax is much higher than the density of air because of its state of matter. We know that wax is a solid substance whereas air is a gaseous substance and we also know that solid substance is heavier than gas so wax has higher density as compared to air.

So we can conclude that the density of wax much higher than the density of air because of its more mass.

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