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| Laboratory Tips Safety proceedures, test reagents, drilling rubber stoppers, bending glass tubes, etc. Contributed to by chemists. |
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#1
 2003-09-10, 23:49 |
gsebry 
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 Which is heavier, water or mercury???
Hope this is the correct forum, but
Which is heavier water or mercury?
And what is the 2nd heaviest liquid?
Thank you
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2003-09-11, 00:29 |
0.S. Sparkel
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Re: Which is heavier, water or mercury???
H2O Molar Wt. = 18.02 grams
Hg Molar Wt. = 200.59 grams
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2003-09-11, 00:52 |
kman
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Re: Which is heavier, water or mercury???
Since lawrencium is the heaviest element, I would guess that it would be the heaviest liquid. Nobelium would be the second heaviest.
[This message has been edited by kman (edited 09-11-2003).]
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2003-09-11, 03:56 |
Random_Fool
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Re: Which is heavier, water or mercury???
Kman that doesnt work too well your theory that molecular weight relates to S.G. (specific gravity, ratio of liquid density of substance to liquid density of water)
And either which way there's probably some organic polymer that would be the heaviest liquid
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