Table: Densities of Some Common Substances at Standard Temperature (0°C) and Pressure (Atmospheric)p (kg/m³)p (kg/m³)SubstanceSubstanceAirIce0.917 x 1031.292.70 x 1037.86 x 103AluminumIronBenzene0.879 x 103Lead11.3 x 103Copper8.92 x 103Mercury13.6 x 103Ethyl Alcohol0.806 x 103Oak0.710 x 103Fresh Water1.00 x 103Oxygen gas1.43Glycerin1.26 x 1030.373 x 103PineGold19.3 x 10321.4 x 103PlatinumHelium gas1.79 x 10-1Sea Water1.03 x 103Hydrogen gas8.99 x 10-2Silver10.5 x 103 Calculate the average density of the following astronomical body: the Sun.

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Table: Densities of Some Common Substances at Standard Temperature (0°C) and Pressure (Atmospheric)
p (kg/m³)
p (kg/m³)
Substance
Substance
Air
Ice
0.917 x 103
1.29
2.70 x 103
7.86 x 103
Aluminum
Iron
Benzene
0.879 x 103
Lead
11.3 x 103
Copper
8.92 x 103
Mercury
13.6 x 103
Ethyl Alcohol
0.806 x 103
Oak
0.710 x 103
Fresh Water
1.00 x 103
Oxygen gas
1.43
Glycerin
1.26 x 103
0.373 x 103
Pine
Gold
19.3 x 103
21.4 x 103
Platinum
Helium gas
1.79 x 10-1
Sea Water
1.03 x 103
Hydrogen gas
8.99 x 10-2
Silver
10.5 x 103

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