Chemistry, asked by mallepoolamaddilety, 10 months ago

is mercury denser than iron

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Answered by 9925953330

Answer: yes

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Answered by sweetgirladrija

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adrija Choudhuri give the answer

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One more thing to account for is that the mercury atom is just so much heavier that an iron atom. The standard atomic weight of Fe is 55.8, while that of Hg is 201. Of course, mercury in any sense will be heavier than Iron (and hence, have a greater density).

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