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Assume that you have two coins the same size, one made of aluminum and one made of gold. What does the density of each coin tell you about the amount of matter within each?
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Assume that you have two coins the same size, one made of aluminum and one made of gold. What does the density of each coin tell you about the amount of matter within each?

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The higher the density of the coin, the more matter it contains. Meaning that the atoms/molecules are spaced closer together
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