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Density of the elements

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Actinium 10.07 g/cm3
3

Helium 0.1785 g/l[note]

3

Aluminum 2.7 g/cm

Holmium 8.795 g/cm

Roentgenium N/A

Hydrogen 0.0899 g/l[note]

Americium N/A
Antimony 6.697 g/cm3
Argon 1.784 g/l[note]
Arsenic 5.727 g/cm3
Astatine N/A
Barium 3.51 g/cm3

Indium 7.31 g/cm3

Beryllium 1.848 g/cm

Bismuth 9.78 g/cm3
Bohrium N/A

Rubidium 1.532 g/cm3

Ruthenium 12.37 g/cm3

Iodine 4.94 g/cm3

Rutherfordium N/A

Iridium 22.65 g/cm3

Samarium 7.353 g/cm3

Iron 7.874 g/cm3

Scandium 2.985 g/cm3

Krypton 3.75 g/l[note]

Berkelium 14.78 g/cm3

Rhodium 12.45 g/cm3

Seaborgium N/A

Lanthanum 6.146 g/cm3

Selenium 4.819 g/cm3

Silicon 2.33 g/cm3

Lawrencium N/A
Lead 11.34 g/cm3

Silver 10.49 g/cm3

Sodium 0.968 g/cm3

Lithium 0.535 g/cm

Boron 2.46 g/cm3

Lutetium 9.841 g/cm3

Strontium 2.63 g/cm3

Sulfur 1.96 g/cm3

Bromine 3.12 g/cm

Magnesium 1.738 g/cm

Cadmium 8.65 g/cm3

Manganese 7.47 g/cm3

Tantalum 16.65 g/cm3

Calcium 1.55 g/cm

Meitnerium N/A

Technetium 11.5 g/cm3

Californium 15.1 g/cm

Mendelevium N/A

Tellurium 6.24 g/cm3

Carbon 2.26 g/cm3[note]

Cerium 6.689 g/cm3
3

Cesium 1.879 g/cm

Chlorine 3.214 g/l[note]

Chromium 7.14 g/cm3

Molybdenum 10.28 g/cm3

Neodymium 7.01 g/cm

Thorium 11.724 g/cm3

Thulium 9.321 g/cm3

Neon 0.9 g/l[note]

Tin 7.31 g/cm3

Cobalt 8.9 g/cm

Titanium 4.507 g/cm3

Nickel 8.908 g/cm

3

Niobium 8.57 g/cm

Curium 13.51 g/cm3

Darmstadtium N/A

Tungsten 19.25 g/cm3

Nitrogen 1.251 g/l[note]

Nobelium N/A

Dysprosium 8.551 g/cm3

Einsteinium N/A
3

Erbium 9.066 g/cm

Europium 5.244 g/cm3

Fermium N/A
Francium N/A
Gadolinium 7.901 g/cm3
3

Gallium 5.904 g/cm

Ununoctium N/A

Oxygen 1.429 g/l[note]

Ununpentium N/A

Palladium 12.023 g/cm3

Ununquadium N/A

Phosphorus 1.823 g/cm

Ununseptium N/A

Platinum 21.09 g/cm3

Plutonium 19.816 g/cm

Fluorine 1.696 g/l[note]

Ununbium N/A
Ununhexium N/A

Osmium 22.61 g/cm3

Dubnium N/A

Terbium 8.219 g/cm3

Thallium 11.85 g/cm3

Neptunium 20.45 g/cm3

Copper 8.92 g/cm

Mercury 13.534 g/cm3

Ununtrium N/A
3

Uranium 19.05 g/cm3

Vanadium 6.11 g/cm3

Potassium 0.856 g/cm3

Xenon 5.9 g/l[note]

Polonium 9.196 g/cm

Praseodymium 6.64 g/cm3

Ytterbium 6.57 g/cm3

3

Promethium 7.264 g/cm

Yttrium 4.472 g/cm3

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Germanium 5.323 g/cm3

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Protactinium 15.37 g/cm3

Gold 19.3 g/cm3

Radium 5 g/cm3

Hafnium 13.31 g/cm3

Zinc 7.14 g/cm3

Zirconium 6.511 g/cm3

Radon 9.73 g/l[note]

3

Hassium N/A

Rhenium 21.02 g/cm

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Notes on the Density of particular elements:

Hydrogen: Density given for H at 0 Celsius. 2
Helium: Density at 0 Celsius.
Carbon: Value given for graphite form. Density of diamond form is 3500.
Nitrogen: Density given for N at 0 Celsius. 2
Oxygen: Density given for O at 0 Celsius. 2
Fluorine: Density given for F at 0 Celsius. 2
Neon: Density at 0 Celsius.
Chlorine: Density given for Cl at 0 Celsius. 2
Argon: Density at 0 Celsius.
Krypton: Density at 0 Celsius.
Xenon: Density at 0 Celsius.
Radon: Density at 0 Celsius.
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