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About Density\Mass
- Thread starter Sekkonds.
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That depends; what IS this liquid you speak of?
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"Liquids" don't exactly have a constant density
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True, which is why we're gonna need to know what exactly the liquid in question is. Like, just comparing water itself should show what you mean.Andytrenom said:
Water (textbook answer): 1000 kg/m┬│ (Achievable at 4┬░C)
Water (actual): 997 kg/m┬│
Salt Water: 1029 kg/m┬│
Note that these values are for STP (25┬░C at 1 atm of pressure) unless stated otherwise.
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I don't think that's remotely calculable; sorry.Sekkonds. said:
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Shouldn't average density of water work? Sure, as long as the liquid acts in some way as water instead of being some sort of intangible, liquid like, shadow.
