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Can two objects have the same mass and volume but be made of a different substance?explain.
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Can two objects have the same mass and volume but be made of a different substance?explain.

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Yes

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The two different material would have the same density but different chemical properties. Melting point/ boiling point etc would likely be different between the two materials too.

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