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This would be true of a perfectly uniform, homgenous material. Should be determined by professioanl analyzer (such as G-DenPyc 2900) cause different materials got different characteristics.

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The particle density is equal to the bulk density when there is no pore space or voids between the particles. This means that the bulk density (mass of the material per unit volume including both solid material and voids) will be the same as the particle density (mass of the particles per unit volume excluding any void spaces).

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