why is water denser than air?
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hey mate!
density = mass/volume
water is denser then air because it's mass per unit volume is more then that of air.
hope it will help you..
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density = mass/volume
water is denser then air because it's mass per unit volume is more then that of air.
hope it will help you..
#phoenix
nikki229:
Thank you so much
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Water is a fluid as it has more intermolecular force of attraction so , more the force of attraction , more the density it has
Air is a gas , gases have no intermolecular forces of attraction that is negligible , hence less the force of attraction , less the density it has
Hope helped
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Water is a fluid as it has more intermolecular force of attraction so , more the force of attraction , more the density it has
Air is a gas , gases have no intermolecular forces of attraction that is negligible , hence less the force of attraction , less the density it has
Hope helped
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