<span>All matter contain heat energy, and it can be seen anywhere as long as it contains mass and occupies space. Heat energy is another form energy that transfers particles in a substance through kinetic energy. One way to transfer heat from one object to the other is through the difference in temperature between two objects.</span>
Idk really but i hope you figure out the answer im not on that yet.
Density = mass / volume. So you'd write it out as D = 56g / 60.9cm^3, giving you 0.9195 g/cm^3.
