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How much more dense is platinum than gold, in grams per cubic centimeters​

How much more dense is platinum than gold, in grams per cubic centimeters​-example-1
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Answer:

2,2 g/cm^3

Step-by-step explanation:

According to your table, the platinum has 21,5 g/cm^3, and gold 19,3 g/cm^3

Doing the diference:


21,5 (g)/(cm^3) -19,3(g)/(cm^3)= 2,2 (g)/(cm^3)

Porcentual expression:


(2,2)/(21,5)*100 =10,2%

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