Mr. York's Chemists Measure Density
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Ammie Marcum
On September 7th, in Mr. Josh York’s chemistry classes at CCHS, students measured the densities of different metals to determine what the identity of the unknown metal was based on its density. Great work Mr. York & your scientists in training!
- CCHS