What is the density of Diamond?

Natural · Density

Density of Diamond

The density of Diamond is approximately 3510 kg/m³. Mass per unit volume — sets inertia and gravitational loads in a model.

Density of Diamond

3510 kg/m³

Ranked #21 of 53 materials by density

Compared to nearby materials

Gallium Arsenide	5320 kg/m³
Titanium Ti-6Al-4V	4430 kg/m³
Alumina (Al₂O₃)	3950 kg/m³
Diamond	3510 kg/m³
Silicon Carbide	3210 kg/m³
Silicon Carbide (4H)	3210 kg/m³
Silicon Nitride	3200 kg/m³

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