Does a large piece of copper have a larger density than a smaller piece of copper, or are the densities the same?

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Answer 1

Density is an intrinsic property and not an extrinsic property.

Usually ratios are intrinsic measures of a substance characteristic

Density is mass of substance per volume of that mass.

Densities would be the same this was the Eureka on how to determine if all the gold assigned to the crown actually ended up in the crown. Although how the rubies and alloying for hardness was tackled in the experiment in the bathtub observation connects to golds density is I'm sure more complex.

Answer 2

Density is a property of a material. It is measured in mass per unit volume. In the SI system, kg / m³

Assuming the chemical composition is the same, any size or volume of a material has the same density.