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Which is bigger mass or volume?

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Mass cannot possibly contain 'no' matter in it, because mass is matter.

However, volume is a region of space, and it can contain a lot, a little,

or no matter in it (known as the state of being 'MT'.)

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The two are not comparable.

The two are not comparable.

The two are not comparable.

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Volume is bigger than mass

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