George Gougoustamos

What country has the most density in the world? Monaco with 25,718 density.

• Can density be air? No
• Can density be anything? No
• Example: for density there is one person in the room. Then five more people walk in the room. The density is higher than it was before.
• Which has more density a clay brick or a sponge? Clay brick
• Which has more density a book or a notebook? Notebook
• Why does water take up a lot of density?
• How much density does a school have?
• Does snow take up the same amount of density as water?
• Density is related to matter.
• Another form of measurement closely associated with density is specific gravity.

p=m/v P is density. M is mass. V is volume.

The density of an object is often measured in grams per milliliter. So to measure the density of an object you would put it on a balance to measure how many grams it is (the object's mass) then divide that number by the amount of space the object takes up (its volume).

Density is a way to measure how tightly packed an object is. Denser objects have less empty space in them, they are less holey. The density of an object is often measured in grams per milliliter. So to measure the density of an object you would put it on a balance to measure how many grams it is (the object's mass) then divide that number by the amount of space the object takes up (its volume). The density of something stays the same wherever you take it, on Earth, Mars, or anywhere in the universe.