For all substances, except water, the solid phase is more dense than the liquid phase. So if you had equal volumes of the solid phase and liquid phase, the solid phase would have more mass.
For example, the density of solid iron is 7.874g/cm3, and the density of liquid iron is 6.98g/cm3.
NOTE: The 3 after cm is supposed to be a superscript, so that cm3 is supposed to be cubic centimeters, however, currently the subscripts and superscripts are not working.
No, all gases are lighter than solids
liquids are really not heavier that solids. solids are acutally heavier. this is one of the properties of a solid.
At standard temperature and pressure (STP), carbon is a solid, so it would be denser than air at STP.
Almost all solid elements are heavier than air. This is why these elements do not float under normal atmospheric situations.
Because we are heavier than water. We are solid; water is liquid. The liquid separates to make way for the solid. we are not jesus
1.If the castle wasn't on solid ground, then it would fall straight thought the mud, stupid!! 2. because the keep castles were heavier than the Mount and Baily castles so if they were on a hill it would claps.
NO, a solid piece of brass is heavier than water so it will sink.
Almost all solid elements are heavier than air. This is why these elements do not float under normal atmospheric situations.
It depends on the size of the diamond and the gold, but if they're the same size, the gold will be significantly heavier.
Yes CFC's are much heavier than air. If you filled a balloon with CFC's, it would drop, not float away.
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If you had the same volume of each material, lead would be heavier (something on the order of eleven times heavier!) than the same volume of water. That's because lead is more dense than water.