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Does everyone know the SI unit, symbol and name for mass density, and
what it is the density of?

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"Donald G. Shead" wrote:

The term "mass density" means different things in different contexts.

The density of mass is a measure of a substance's mass per unit of volume
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rho (density) is defined as mass per volume, p = m/V

In SI units that is kg/meter^3 (kilogram per cubic meter)

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"Donald G. Shead" wrote:

Density is a derived measure, Dumb Donny shitHead. If you cannot ask
a coherent question, do not expect an answer. Start with high school
physics, or

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Donald G. Shead wrote:


Density is a ratio. It is mass over volume each of which has a perfectly
good unit.

Bob Kolker

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Wow. You can't even pose a semi-intelligent question.

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There is none. A derived unit might be kg/m^3.
I'd have to look regarding the name thereof.

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The Ghost In The Machine <[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]> wrote in message news:<[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]>...

Good Heavens; don't do anything drastic.

I was just wondering what the kg/m^3, SI mass density applied to: Like
would it be the mass density of platinum or lead or something? Nobody
seems willing or able to answer so I guess I'll just have to write to
the people who know: Like NIST, the U S Metric Association, or maybe
the archives at Sevres France. Think they know(;^?

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"Donald G. Shead" wrote:

Dumb Donny shitHead, you are a terrible idiot. Contract for a seat in
public school physics. Density is intensively covered around 4th
grade. Archimedes correctly worked it through his head in ~240 BC.

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Donald G. Shead <[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]> wrote:


It is mass per unit volume, in SI units kg/m^3, usually called simply the
density.

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