Whiles reading thru zubrick's cheese stubled upon a density that consisted of a number with a tiny ratio( or two numbers seoerated by a slash) beside it like 7.224 20/4, with the "20/4" being tiny in size to the right of the 7.224. What are there lil' numbers for?
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What edition and what page?
If its not the fifth edition, tell me what chapter.
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It is the density ratio of the liquid at 20°C, compared to the density of water at 4°C (at which temp water is the densest).
In other words, g/cm3.
Dunno how many ounces per cubic inch that translates to :P