If a scientist comes across an
unknown element, could she use
density to identify the element...
Chemistry, 24.03.2021 16:40 starwarsfan392
If a scientist comes across an
unknown element, could she use
density to identify the element?
A. Yes, because each element has
a specific density
B. No, because density changes
easily.
C. Maybe, if she can determine the
element's melting point.
Density
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