Physics, 23.04.2020 22:20 tia5520

Metal Density (g/mL)
Cu 8.92
Al 2.702
Pb 11.3437
Zn 7.14
Fe 8.39
Sn 7.28

You are given a metal block with a mass of 62.44g and a mass of 7cm3. What is the identity of your block? How did you know?

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Metal Density (g/mL)
Cu 8.92
Al 2.702
Pb 11.3437
Zn 7.14
Fe 8.39
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