Does atomic mass affect density?

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Peanut854
Feb 3, 2017

Yes, because it depends on the volume of the atom.

Explanation:

Atoms with a lower atomic mass have a greater density than the atom with the higher atomic weight because the atoms are tightly packed together. The volume of a material can change with temperature and pressure. This can also modify the density of the material.

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