If the required data is not very accurate, we can also easily calculate the density of liquid silicone through our own methods. Place a container filled with water on an electronic scale to weigh it, then take it off and immerse the object in water. Completely immerse it, take out the object, and then weigh the container and water. The difference in weight between the two times is the volume of the object. Divide the weight of the object by one to determine its density.
There are also many misconceptions about density. For example, a common misconception we have is the mixing of liquid silicone. Many people use measuring cups to mix the ratio of liquid silicone. This method of operation is incorrect because the density of liquid silicone and curing agent is different. Such a ratio is prone to excessive or insufficient. Excessive mixing of curing agent can damage the molecular weight of silicone, leading to a decrease in the performance of liquid silicone after curing, and also causing the cured silicone to shrink easily; The correct operating method is to use an electronic scale to measure the weight ratio of liquid silicone, and such data is relatively accurate.