Zinc 419.53 oC 7.134 Nickel 1455oC 8.912 Copper 1084.62oC 8.96 Silver 961.78oC 10.501 Gold 1064.18oC 19.282 A cube of each metal
, in the table, is provided on a laboratory table. Each cube has the same volume of 10 cm3. Which cube would have the largest mass? A) copper B) nickel C) silver D) zinc
The data given are melting point density <span>Zinc 419.53 oC 7.134 Nickel 1455oC 8.912 Copper 1084.62oC 8.96 Silver 961.78oC 10.501 Gold 1064.18oC 19.282
density is the mass per unit volume. Melting point is determined by the intermolecular forces between particles in the solids. We </span>have been asked to find which cube weighs the most density = mass/volume when volume is constant for all the metals, then density is directly proportional to mass. Therefore metal with highest density has the highest mass. from the given metals, metal with highest density is Gold. correct answer is Gold.
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