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If the question is about what density derived from then it is mass and volume.

But if the question is about what would affect density, it would be pressure and temperature by ideal gas law.

Solid and liquid are mostly considered incompressible and the density would mainly varies with temperature yet the pressure still play effect on the density. For instance, ice at 1 bar could sublimate to gas if the pressure is reduce to 0.01 bar and the density would reduce drastically. Water at 25 C could be compressed to solid at 10,000 bar and density would increase from 1 kg/L to 1.3 kg/L at such pressure.

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