Density

MrPex — 2/20/2003 7:55:44 PM (archived)

1.2 kilos / (50cm *40cm * 15 cm) = .04g/cm^3.

(based on numbers in this article)

for reference, water's density is 1.00g/cm^3 and aluminum's is 2.70 g/cm^3.

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Foam? - Davin L. - 2/20/2003 8:52:56 PM
- re: Foam? - Doug Ellison - 11/4/2004 9:46:37 AM
- Re: Foam? - SDG - 2/20/2003 1:20:48 PM
  - Density - MrPex - 2/20/2003 7:55:44 PM
    - Re: Density - SDG - 2/21/2003 4:30:15 PM
      - re: Re: Density - Ashlie Norris - 11/1/2004 7:34:16 PM
        
        look here: webelements.com (n/t) - et - 11/1/2004 7:41:14 PM
      - online source - SDG - 2/21/2003 4:49:33 PM
      - online source - SDG - 2/21/2003 4:49:32 PM
- That foam was over 200 degress below zero - Larry J - 2/20/2003 1:20:39 PM
- Re: Water at extreme pressure can cut through stone. - Marcia - 2/20/2003 10:08:43 AM
  - Re: Water at extreme pressure can cut through stone/Fishing for numbers - Davin L. - 2/20/2003 10:36:21 AM
    - Re: Water at extreme pressure can cut through stone/Fishing for numbers - Marcia - 2/20/2003 10:59:22 AM
      - A test was conducted with foam. - Delbert - 11/2/2004 4:34:24 PM
        
        Old thread Del. (n/t) - et - 11/2/2004 8:10:23 PM
        
        splain lucie (n/t) - Delbert - 11/3/2004 4:33:39 PM
      - Re: Water at extreme pressure can cut through stone/Fishing for numbers - Davin L. - 2/20/2003 11:12:16 AM
        
        Re: Copy that. - Marcia - 2/20/2003 12:17:03 PM
        
        Re: Copy that. (Hey, rob lafon, read this!) - Davin L. - 2/20/2003 12:54:31 PM

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