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Density, mass or volume, solving for whichever is missing.
Often the fastest way to identify an unknown sample.
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Density
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Behaviour in water at 1.000 g/cm³
Density is mass per unit volume, so an object floats when it is less dense than the fluid around it. Water is 1 g/cm³ at 4 °C, which is the reference specific gravity is built on. Temperature changes density slightly, and gas densities depend heavily on pressure.
The Density Calculator solves the mass, volume and density relationship in any direction, converting units freely so grams with millilitres and pounds with cubic feet both work. Specific gravity against water and a material reference table come with it.
Solve the density relationship in any direction: give any two of density, mass and volume and the third is calculated. Units are converted for you, so grams with millilitres and pounds with cubic feet both work without hand conversion.
Density is mass per unit volume, and it is what determines whether something floats: an object less dense than the fluid around it displaces its own weight before it is fully submerged. Water at 1 g/cm³ is the convenient reference the whole idea of specific gravity is built on, and that ratio is reported alongside the result. A table of common materials is included, which is often the fastest way to identify an unknown sample.
Density, mass or volume — whichever you leave out is the one calculated.
Each value carries its own unit, so no hand conversion before entry.
The ratio against water, which is the quick test for whether something will float.
Common metals, liquids, woods and gases, often the fastest way to identify an unknown sample.
kg/m³, g/cm³ and lb/ft³ at once, since different fields prefer different ones.
Density, mass or volume — whichever you do not know.
Pick units independently for each; conversion is handled.
The missing value in several units, plus specific gravity against water.
Common material densities are listed, which helps identify an unknown sample.
Density equals mass divided by volume: ρ = m / V. Rearranged, mass is density times volume, and volume is mass divided by density.
1 gram per cubic centimetre, or 1,000 kg/m³, at 4 °C. It falls slightly as water warms, which is why cold water sinks.
The ratio of a substance density to that of water. Values above 1 sink in water and below 1 float, which makes it a quick buoyancy test.
An object floats when it is less dense than the fluid around it. A steel ship floats because its overall density, including the air inside the hull, is well below that of water.
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