Re: Extremely dense materials...

Borkd wrote:
On Jul 1, 9:50 am, number6 <snumb...@xxxxxxx> wrote:
On Jun 29, 1:06 am, delete.p...@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

In a nutshell, I'm wondering if this is even chemically feasible or
not, excuse my ignorance... I'm looking for some sort of material that
has a density in upwards of 50 g/cm³ or more. It doesn't have to have
any particular properties... anything that even comes close would be
very helpful.
Thanks.
The brains of the 911 conspiracy nuts seem close ...

Eek, no! Haha, I just need a *really* heavy counterweight in a non-
existent amount of space. I'm a professional programmer, this is not
my area by any means :)


As I remember that under ordinary conditions osmium has the greatest available density about 22 g/cm3 . Any other combination of elements would be of lower density at reasonable pressures.
FK
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