Chemistry, asked by ishita353, 11 months ago

Explain how density doesn't depend on mass​

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Answered by zaira1714
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density is an intensive property

the ratio of mass/ volume will always be same for every object

Answered by JaySoni13
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Density does not depend on the size, shape, or mass of an object. Density is a property of the material itself; the ratio of mass to volume will always be the same for objects made of the same material.

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