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The mass of any material will depend on two factors:

  • Its Volume
  • Its relative density
  • The gravity of the place you are trying to find this out!

The relative density for Aluminium is 2.6995g/cm³ at room temperature.

So for every cubic cm of aluminum it will weigh 2.6995 grams.

Say for example you have 10 cubic cm of aluminum, it will weigh 26.995g.

We need to convert this figure in grams to standard units (the kilogram) so divide the 26.995 by 1000 to give us 0.026995Kg. Multiply this by the 9.81m/s for the gravity of the earth. This gives us a mass of 0.26482095 Newtons.

Obviously this figure will vary depending upon how much Aluminium you have...

To find the mass we need to multiply this weight by the

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