Solid antimony has a density of 6.70 g/cm°. Liquid antimony has a density of 6.53 g/cm°. If a 1.34 kg sample of liquid antimony is allowed to cool into a solid by how much will the volume of the sample change? i cm3

Solid antimony has a density of 6.70 g/cm°. Liquid antimony has a density of 6.53 g/cm°. If a 1.34 kg sample of liquid antimony is allowed to cool into a solid by how much will the volume of the sample change? i cm3

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