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Ben has two gold color nuggets that look identical. However, the density of the first nugget is 4.2 g/mL and the second is 19.3 g/mL. Are the nuggets made out of the same substance?
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Ben has two gold color nuggets that look identical. However, the density of the first nugget is 4.2 g/mL and the second is 19.3 g/mL.

Are the nuggets made out of the same substance?

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Ben has two gold color nuggets that look identical. However, the density of the first nugget is 4.2 g/mL and the second is 19.3 g/mL.
Are the nuggets made out of the same substance?
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