Question

Why do different solids have different densities?​

Answer 1

Answer:

E..g. particles in solids are more closely packed than in liquids or gases. These are the two main determinants in the density of a substance. A substance with a high density could have both high mass atoms (high mass), and atoms that are closely packed (low volume) resulting in a high value for mass/volume.

Answer 2

Explanation:

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✨ Answer:- It is because the matter in some solids is packed more tightly as compared to the other solids per unit volume.

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