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Chemistry, 26.11.2020 22:30 quigley523

Use the data from the following figures to answer the questions below. SUBSTANCE
DENSITY_9
cm
cork
0.22
water
1.0
sugar
1.6
aluminum
2.7
79
gold
19.3
02000 Ossewwe, in
The cube has a mass of 72.9 g.
iron
3 cm
3 cm
3 cm
2008 Ogsewu, in
What is its density in g/cm?
What substance is it?


Use the data from the following figures to answer the questions below.

SUBSTANCE
DENSITY_9
cm
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