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Roman55 [17]
1 year ago
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You have 1 m3 of wood and 1 m3 of aluminum. which is heavier? prove your answer with calculation.

Chemistry
1 answer:
Oduvanchick [21]1 year ago
5 0

You have 1 m³ of wood and 1 m³ of aluminum.

Aluminum is the heavier material with a higher density.

What is density?

The mass-to-volume ratio, or mass per unit volume, is known as density. It assesses how much material an object contains in relation to its volume (cubic metre or cubic centimeter). In essence, density is a measurement of how closely together matter is packed.

<u>Density of the wood =1500kg/1m³ = 1500kg/m³ ⟹ 1m³ has a mass of 1500kg Density of Aluminum(Al) =2700kg/m³ = 2700kg/m³⟹ 1m³ has a mass of 2700kg </u>

Therefore, Aluminum is the heavier material with a higher density.

To learn more about density from the given link below,

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