Does the density of liquid change with the shape of a containter?

Question

Does the density of liquid change with the shape of a containter?

Answer 1

the density of a substance is based on how closely packed the atoms are, or lack of close packing-ness, so changing the container wouldn't change the atomic interactions and thus density would still be the same. Like water in a bathtub is just as dense as the water in michael phelps goggles.

Answer 2

no

Answer 3

to calculate density :

density = mass/volume <--- volume of the liquid NOT container

so no matter what container u use, for the same amount of liquid, the density is ALWAYS constant IF u measure it at the same temperature and pressure.

at different temperature and pressure, it might be slightly different

eg: water at 4 degree celcius, it's density is slightly lower~

Answer 4

No, No, No!!!

Answer 5

no,  think of a really thick soup...  no matter whether it is poured into a big bowl, or a skinny bottle, the density remains constant.