Density, Mass, Volume Formula

Density is defined as the ratio of mass to volume which shows the material's weight against its mass volume.

Density Formula : d = m/v

Mass Formula : m = dv

volume : m/d

The density of materials have been amused compare to water as the water has density 1000 kg / cubic meters while petrol has weight 755 kg / cubic meters and the

Here are the densities of some common construction materials:

·         Concrete: 2370 kg/m^3

·         Cement: 1440 kg/m^3

·         Cement Mortar: 2080 kg/m^3

·         Brick: 1600-1920 kg/m^3

·         Brick Masonry: 1920 kg/m^3

·         Dry Sand: 1600 kg/m^3

·         River Sand: 1840 kg/m^3

·         PCC: 2240 kg/m^3

·         Steel: 7849 kg/m^3

·         Cast Iron: 7208 kg/m^3

·         RCC 2% Steel: 2420 kg/m^3

·         Aluminum: 2739 kg/m^3

·         Gravel with sand: 1920 kg/m^3

·         Crushed Stone: 1600 kg/m^3

·         4 inch Brick w/½" mortar: 673 kg/m^3

·         8 inch Concrete Block w/½" mortar: 881 kg/m^3

·         12 inch Concrete Block w/½" mortar: 1281 kg/m^3

·         A. C. Sheet Corrugated: 16 kg/m^3

·         Teak Wood: 670–830 kg/m^3

·         1/4 inch Plywood: 3.47 kg/m^3

·         3/8 inch Plywood: 5.18 kg/m^3

·         1/2 inch Plywood: 6.93 kg/m^3

·         1/2 inch Gypsum: 7.62 kg/m^3

·         3/8 inch Gypsum: 10.2 kg/m^3

·         Marble: 2560 kg/m^3

·         Limestone: 2739 kg/m^3

·         Granite Stone: 2460–2800 kg/m^3

·         Tar:1150 kg/m^3

·         Porcelain: 2400 kg/m^3

·         Window Glass: 2580 kg/m^3