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Density (D or ρ = Greek letter roh )can be defined [[Mass|mass ]] | Density (D or ρ = Greek letter roh )can be defined [[Mass|mass ]] per unit of volume<ref>wikipedia-density-https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Density</ref>. | ||
Equation: ρ= m/V SI UNITS = kg/m | Equation: ρ= m/V SI UNITS = kg/m<sup>3</sup> | ||
<sup></sup>Many liquids have different densities; we can use this to separate or identify specific liquids. This also explains why [[Water|water and]] oil are immiscible. | |||
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Density (D or ρ = Greek letter roh )can be defined mass per unit of volume[1].
Equation: ρ= m/V SI UNITS = kg/m3
Many liquids have different densities; we can use this to separate or identify specific liquids. This also explains why water and oil are immiscible.
References
- ↑ wikipedia-density-https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Density