Does density change when mass changes for a liquid that has the same volume?

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anor277
May 12, 2018

If you got the same liquid, should not density be constant...?

Explanation:

Liquids have characteristic densities, i.e. density, ρ=massvolume...

e.g. ρwater=1.00⋅g⋅mL−1

Of course, under equivalent conditions, we can have a GREATER or LESS mass of water (and thus a GREATER of LESS volume).

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