The element with the maximum density in the group $14$ is _____.

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Carbon (C) is the first element in group 14 and Lead (Pb) is the last element in that group.
Density depends on the mass of the atom.
The atomic mass of Lead is the highest in group $14$ .
Hence, Lead(Pb) has the highest density in group $14$ .

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The element with the maximum density in the group 14 is _____.

Carbon (C) is the first element in group 14 and Lead (Pb) is the last element in that group.Density depends on the mass of the atom. The atomic mass of Lead is the highest in group 14.Hence, Lead(Pb) has the highest density in group 14.

The element with the maximum density in the group $14$ is _____.

Carbon (C) is the first element in group 14 and Lead (Pb) is the last element in that group.
Density depends on the mass of the atom.
The atomic mass of Lead is the highest in group $14$ .
Hence, Lead(Pb) has the highest density in group $14$ .