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Why metals are denser than non - metals ? ...?

Why metals are denser than non - metals ? ...?
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Why metals are denser than non - metals ? ...?

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because their molecules are more tightly packed. Massdensity = ---------- Volume
So more densely packed molecules means more mass per unit volume. Hence metals are denser than non-metals.
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