can same mass of different material can occupy different volume? justify your answer with examples.
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Yeah.Same mass of different materials can occupy different volumes. It depends on the surface tension or we can say it depends on their intermolecular forces. For example a kilogram of mercury is stored in a small tumbler whereas a kilogram of water is stored in a medium sized jug which its volume is larger compared to small tumbler.
amal14:
tell it now
Intermolecular forces man !
Without an intermolecular force ntg exists !
Learn it kiddo !
but not upon surface tension
I was right about surface tension
and you could easily say density instead of intermolecular forces.It makes the answer more complex
the stronger the intermolecular forces,the higher the density
speechless?
Lol.. I was busy kiddo.. I aint a ne.rd .... It doesnt make answer complex coz its just a normal general term
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yes the same mass of different materials can occupy different volumes as the material with a higher density will occupy less volume and the material with a lower density will occupy more volume. for example:- 1kg of an iron brick will occupy significantly less volume than 1kg of cotton.1kg of gold will occupy less volume than 1kg of carbon dioxide or water
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