This depends on the volume and density.
The density of a clay ball can vary depending on the type and composition of the clay. On average, the density of clay ranges from 1.9 to 2.6 grams per cubic centimeter.
2.3 grams per cubic centimeter
Dry density = 1.650 Wet density = 2.015
2.3 grams per cubic centimeter.
Its mass divided by its volume.
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relative density and gravity
Density
The density of a ping pong ball is typically around 0.085 grams per cubic centimeter.
because elasticity of clay is very small, so when reaction of wall acts on the clay, clay cannot withheld the force and it deforms
size and weight of the ball, density of the ball matter, density of the surface , tilt of the surface, grade and finish of the surface, and of course gravity!
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If it's not cooked it has the same density.
A light grey Tennesee ball clay
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This density must be determined experimentally.
Density is a characteristic of the substance. As long as nothing else gets into the substance, the density is always the same, whether you have a pinhead of the substance or a supertanker full of it, and whether it's in the shape of a football, a pasture patty, a pyramid, a 9-foot snake, or a life-size model of the Empire State Building. The density doesn't change.
No, the clay will still be denser than the water. You are spreading it out over a larger area, and the clay will not be heavy enough to break the surface tension of the larger area of water. So, the answer is surface tension keeps it from sinking.
establishments primarily engaged in mining, milling, or otherwise preparing kaolin or ball clay, including china clay, paper clay, and slip clay.
It was a clay ball with pieces in it. The pieces inside the clay ball represented protons the ball itself represented neutrons.
Hard and dry clay dose not
The ball clay segment of the industry was rather small and consisted of four companies in four states in 2002. Tennessee was the leading supplier of ball clay,
If the ball is solid, and remains solid, then in order to increase its volume more material (mass) will have to be added to it. However, if the ball is hollow, then it may grow larger by thinning the walls of the ball and increasing its radius. In this case, no air is allowed to fill the increasing inner volume since that would lead to an increase in mass. This means that there will be a partial vacuum inside the ball, and depending on the strength of the clay, and the outside pressure, the walls may collapse. It would also be possible to increase the size (volume) of a solid ball of clay by reducing the density of the clay. The most common way to do this without magic is to heat it up.