How does the change in the volume affect the density of solids liquids and gases?

Answer 1

the change in volume affects the density of solids, liquids , and gases by when the volume of a liquid , solid . or gas expands the density changes.

Answer 2

when the pressure gets exerted the density decreases because the gas is getting compressed into a smaller area. WHen the gas gets exerted by the pressure the density increases because the gas is getting compressed into a smaller space. WHen the gas gets exerted by the pressure the density increases because the gas is getting compressed into a smaller space.

Answer 3

Most solids, liquids and gases expand when heated.

Some notable exceptions are water close to its freezing point, silicon, gallium and bismuth. These curious but common materials, have anomalous behaviour over a small range. [there must be a $ to be made there!!]

If water did not expand when freezing, then ice would be more dense than water and would sink! And the fish would get stuck.

Answer 4

For solids, density remains relatively constant with changes in volume because the particles are closely packed. In liquids, density remains relatively constant as well, but it can vary slightly with changes in pressure and temperature. In gases, increasing volume leads to decreasing density due to the particles having more space to spread out.

Answer 5

Because when the volume of an object,liquid,or gas Exspand then the density changes Mass/Volume= Density

Answer 6

pressure will not affect the volume of solids

to the gases:The pressure increases, the gas volume will reduce;

The pressure reduces , the gas volume will increase