Help please!!, It is URGENT Can two different liquids have the same density? Explain.
(if you don't know don't answer).

No

Explanation:

There is a chart made just for density. It finds whatever liquid you want based on the density. 2 liquids cannot have the same density.

Two liquids that have the same volume don't necessarily have the same density. Density = mass/volume, so they would only have the same density if they also have the same mass.

Density is an intensive property, which means that it doesn't depend on the amount of the substance present

Answer here is A: Transparent colour."

Explanation:

Hydrogen bonds here in water provides a lot of benefits which includes cohesion, releasing heat when forming, Also because of the fact that water molecules are polar, they form hydrogen molecules and give water some characteristics which ranges from high boiling point, relative gravity, adhesion ad also cohesion. It is also known that oxygen atom attracts the electrons more strongly than the hydrogen.

    A transparent colour falls in no place and do not really have any correlation in oxygen and hydrogen relationship.