The density of a substance is a. an indication of how tightly packed its particle are b. a physical property c. dependent on the temperature d. the ratio of its mass to its volume. e. all of these are correct.

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Winston Berger

Chemistry

19 April, 09:07

The density of a substance is a. an indication of how tightly packed its particle are b. a physical property c. dependent on the temperature d. the ratio of its mass to its volume. e. all of these are correct.

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Sammy Murphy · Answer 1

E

Explanation:

A is correct

The density of a substance is an indication of how tightly packed its particles are. Denser materials have more compact packing than loose or less dense materials

B is correct

Density is a physical property. It is obvious to the naked human eye and can be determined using physical methods

C is correct

The density of substances especially liquids vary at different temperature. Most liquids become less dense as their temperatures are increased.

D is correct

Mathematically, the density of a substance can be obtained by dividing its mass by the volume.

E is correct