How do you think the density of liquids will change if you increase their concentration?
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Most things in the universe are made from atoms. Density is the measure of how many atoms are in a given space of a material. Basically, it’s how closely packed the atoms are in a material. To measure a material’s density, you need to know how many atoms are in the material (the mass), and how much space it takes (volume).
If an object’s density has decreased, then that means one of two things happened:
The object is now taking up more space while retaining its mass
The object lost some mass, but its volume is the same.
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The higher the concentration, the denser the liquid
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