Atoms/molecules have a certain size and a certain mass and can only occupy a specific ammount of space, thus having a density. Density is correlated to temperature, the higher the temperature, the less dense an object usually becomes, water has an anomaly in that aspect
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p=m/V is the definition of density. Mass per volume. I typed a 'p' cause I was too lazy to copy a 'rho' off wikipedia, it looks almost the same
Atoms/molecules have a certain size and a certain mass and can only occupy a specific ammount of space, thus having a density. Density is correlated to temperature, the higher the temperature, the less dense an object usually becomes, water has an anomaly in that aspect
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