Asked by Amy

The size, mass, and arrangement of atoms affect the density of a substance.

If a substance has a low density, what can you guess about the size, mass and arrangement of the atoms that make up that substance?
Answered by KW
If a substance has a low density, the size is small, it is heavy, and the atoms are arranged more tightly that make up the substance.

If a substance has a high density, the size is large, it is lighter, and the atoms are arranged less tightly/"loosely" that make up the substance.

The substances would basically be the opposite of each other because of their density.
Answered by jose
If a substance has a low density, the size is small, it is heavy, and the atoms are arranged more tightly that make up the substance.

If a substance has a high density, the size is large, it is lighter, and the atoms are arranged less tightly/"loosely" that make up the substance.

The substances would basically be the opposite of each other because of their density.
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