The mass because u can look at this formula
F = G(m1 - m2/ d squared) - Do u see volume in this equation?
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The ratio of apparent increase in volume of the liquid per unit rise of temperature to the original volume is called its coefficient of apparent expansion. ... Thus a liquid has two coefficients of expansion. Measurement of the expansion of a liquid must account for the expansion of the container as well.
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Formula for calculating [Average Atomic Mass] of Pb (Lead):AAM of [element] = (Mass of isotope) * (Relative abundance) and you can repeat the "(Mass of isotope) * (Relative abundance)" part for each isotope! Therefore...AAM of Pb=(203.97302)(0.014)+(205.97444)(0.241)+(206.97587)(0.221)+(207.97663)(0.524)AAM of Pb = 207.21688371 amu [OR] 207.2 amu on most periodic tables.
In the same fluid, an object floats if its density is low enough, and it sinks if its density is high enough.
It doesn't matter which one is bigger, which one is smaller, how bitter or sweet the fluid is, what color the substances are, how much they cost, or what planet they came from.