weight density

American  

noun

1. the weight per unit volume of a substance or object.

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Example Sentences

There are two opposite tendencies in literature, according to Italo Calvino: “One tries to make language into a weightless element that hovers above things like a cloud. … The other tries to give language the weight, density and concreteness of things, bodies and sensations.”

From New York Times

All the notions involved in Archimedes’ physics are directly evident and evidently logical – weight, density, geometrical form, while in Einstein’s physics the fundamentals do not have to be evident, – their validations are results of the whole scientific enterprise.

From Scientific American

Weight, density and diameter are the three critical qualities that determine how far and fast objects thrown with an equal force will travel.

From Time

Others, again, scorned superstition, and entertained merely practical misgivings concerning the weight, density, and temperature of the comet, lest the eccentric aerial wanderer should run amuck of the earth in some confusion touching the right of way through space.

From Project Gutenberg

To properly understand the science of chemistry we must study the valence of the atom which determines the power of combination of the various elements, together with other niceties, such as atomic weight, density, etc.

From Project Gutenberg