What is the specific gravity of foam?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, specific gravity is like the ratio of the density of a substance to the density of a reference substance (usually water). So, for foam, it really depends on what's in that bubbly mess - like soap, air, water, who knows? Specific gravity is just a fancy way of saying how dense something is compared to water.

Answer 2

Foam isn't a set substance. Foam is any material that can form a mass of small bubbles. The ratio of bubble volume vs base material can change, and that will change the properties of the foam.

Answer 3

The specific gravity of foam can vary depending on its composition and structure. Generally, foam has a low specific gravity ranging from 0.02 to 0.1, making it lighter than water. This low specific gravity allows foam to float on the surface of water.

Answer 4

Density of syntatic foam : 0.48 gm/cc Jaiganesh karthikeyan Larsen & Toubro India

Answer 5

500 Kg/m3