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The density of mercury is 5,427kg/m3 if the density of water is 1.0g/ml will mercury float or sink in water?
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I think you should have a look to the unit
kg/m^3 and g/ml in order to compare we multiply the denisty of water by 10^3 to change into kg. To change the ml to m^3 we get 1000kg/m^3
i just two chapters left and i just want a answer
mercury is denser and would sink
That is rude
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@backwoods15 you shouldnt just ask for answers you need to understand aswell
i know but just ugh
You cute
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