Calculating apparent density of a solid

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The discussion focuses on calculating the apparent density of a solid carbon material using the formula density = mass / volume. The dimensions of the rectangular bar are specified as 3.409 L x 0.45 T x 0.45 H, with a weight of 22.94 grams. The volume can be calculated directly from these dimensions, leading to the determination of the density without the need for a water density check.

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Material is Carbon.

Rectangular bar 3.409 L x .45 T x .45 H

Weight: 22.94 grams

I do not have access to a water density check.

What is the formula?
 
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density = mass / volume

The volume is easily determined from the dimensions you give.
 

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