The density of a substance is determined by the quantity of mass it possesses in a given volume.
A substance with a higher density than another thus has more material in the same volume.
For example, if substance A has a density of 5 g/ml and substance B has a density of 25 g/ml, then substance B has 5 times as much mass in a given space.
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The density of a substance is determined by the quantity of mass it possesses in a given volume.
A substance with a higher density than another thus has more material in the same volume.
For example, if substance A has a density of 5 g/ml and substance B has a density of 25 g/ml, then substance B has 5 times as much mass in a given space.
Don't hesitate to come again if you have other questions!