Question #2a982
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Dec 9, 2016
Density is the only important ratio. (Mass/unit volume). The other usages sound book-specific to me.
Explanation:
Relative density – the density difference between two substances – is called specific gravity . Normally, water at the same temperature is the reference material.
“Normal” usually refers to common conditions, usually ambient temperatures pressures. Thus, the term “normal relative density” may refer to a specific gravity at room temperature and pressure.
