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Andy Short
28 March, 22:10
How is density used to identify substances
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Libby Burke
28 March, 23:53
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When atoms come together, they have to FIT together. This makes physical substances take up specific volumes, and naturally, the mass is dependant solely upon which and how much of individual elements are there.
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