Physics, asked by Madanmadan1588, 1 year ago

What's the densest known material that has been made in macroscopic quantities?

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Answered by TheGreatShashwat

I'm aware that the densest stable element is osmium at 22.61 g/cm^3.

Answered by Anonymous

The densest known material is the Element Osmium, at about 22 tonnes per cubic meter. Thedensest theorized material would be white dwarf/neutron star matter.

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