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7. Why is iron heavier than wood for the same volume?​

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Answered by msrinkudevi
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Each body has a certain mass and a volume also the mass of iron is much more than the mass of an equal volume of wood. This is because the particles of iron are more closely packed than those of the wood. to other words, iron is denser than wood.

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Answered by zubairwaris86
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iron is heavier than wood, in iron there is more molecules than wood in same volume more molecules mean more mass and that's why it is heavier than wood. We can say that the density of iron is greater than that of wood

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