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<span>Specific gravity is the mass or density of a substance expressed as a ratio of the same volume of that substance in a standard reference substance. For solids, the reference substance is usually water. For example, if solid substance Z has a specific density of 1.5, that means that solid substance Z weighs 1.5 times as much as the standard substance (water).</span>

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