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Why is it incorrect to say that iron is heavier than water, but it is incorrect to say that iron is more dense that water.

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by i-am-i on September 10th, 2009
because iron is a solid, the atoms are rigid and have a set amount of space between them, as with liquids, they can move freely within a confined space, oh, and there are more atoms per molecule in water then there are iron
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