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What is the most dense material that can exist on Earth?
in Classical Physics
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New to the forum, and this thread is the one that made me join.
So, not trying to beat a dead horse, as this one has been beaten quite enough, but if I'm not mistaken, the most dense *material* not only exists on earth, but exists everywhere there is matter, and would be a proton or neutron.
Density = appx 406 million metric tons / cubic cm.
seems to be a simple answer, so am I missing something?