Mercury is liquid and iron is solid. And yet the density of mercury is greater than that of iron. Why?
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Usually solids have high density and high density means there are many atoms . Mercury is more dense than iron but its bonding structure is weaker than that of iron and most solids and due to weaker bond structure mercury is in liquid form.
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