Why non-metals have low density?
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The bonding between their molecules are generally weak london or dispersion forces due to which there is less force of attraction. They also don't have definite packaging like metals have.
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Except mercury, most other non metals do have densities of less than 3. Lack of structure - hence being classified as a non metal. And inability to get packed as closely as normal atomic structure would allow are primary reasons why most non metals will have lower densities.
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