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Physical ScienceDensidad

El misterio del cubito pesado

By Vaishnavi Renduchintala · Ages 8-15 Free

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Cuando dos cubos que parecen iguales se sienten completamente distintos en las manos, dos niños curiosos descubren la densidad.

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La densidad describe cuánta masa hay empaquetada en cierto volumen. Dos objetos pueden ser del mismo tamaño pero tener distintas masas si sus partículas están más juntas o hechas de material más pesado. Medir masa y volumen ayuda a explicar por qué algunos objetos pequeños se sienten sorprendentemente pesados.

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