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natima [27]
10 months ago
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Which of the following would you rather carry around with you: 15000g of lithium or 15000g palladium?

Chemistry
1 answer:
guajiro [1.7K]10 months ago
6 0

15000g Lithium can be carried around with you.


Lithium is the lightest or is considered as the least dense metal with a density of 0.534 g/cm³ which is comparable to the density of a pine wood. More the amount of density, more amount of mass that particular element has. Density is the ratio of mass to volume, or it tells how much matter is packed in a given area. Palladium is a heavy metal with 12.02 g/cm³. Therefore, it has more density or more mass than lithium so it would definitely be difficult to carry around palladium than lithium. palladium has high mass to volume ratio than lithium.


Thus, with respect to palladium, Lithium being a light metal can be carried around easily. 


Learn more about Lithium:

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