Put a block of lead in water and the volume of the lead will displace that volume of water. The same cannot be said with mass as they have different densities (different weight for the same sized thing). Hopefully this helps
Generally Jason should listen. Maybe he can't smell them, but the chemicals are still there.. Unless he WANTS to die, he should leave.
My suggestion to the Canadian government to do to help ensure toxic clothing does not exist is that they need to regulate he kind of materials that is been used as well as been imported for making clothes as through this,. toxic ones can be banned.
<h3>What are toxic attire?</h3>
The term Synthetic-material clothing is referred to as "poison clothing." These materials go through a lot of chemical processing, which could be dangerous for a lot of people as well as the environment.
A toxic material is a substance that can be dangerous or cause health problems.
Note that Chemicals such as the use of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) and dioxin are harmful and as such the suggestion above is correct.
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