Why isnt a solid bar of Uranium the densest metal?

Answer 1

Density is a compound's mass divided by its volume. Uranium has alot of neutrons, electrons, ect... but that doesn't mean that it is more dense. Lets say that you have a fat person and a scrany person, if you can under stand that more dense objects are more likely to sink, then consider this. You have probably seen a fat lady in a swimming pool float casually while the skinny dude has to stroke the water in order to stay afloat or else he would sink. This is an example that fat is less dense than bone or mussel Just because there is more of it, doesn't mean that it has more extreme traits

Answer 2

While uranium is a dense metal, it is not the densest metal. The density of a material is determined by its atomic structure and mass. Tungsten and osmium are examples of metals that are denser than uranium due to their atomic structure and mass.

Answer 3

Because the densest metal is osmium with a density of 22,61 g/cm3.

Answer 4

i don't know(said in an accent that sounds like Lucy from the chronicles of Narnia movies)