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Title: DENSITY AND SPECIFIC GRAVITY


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DENSITY AND SPECIFIC GRAVITY
  • A property of matter representing the mass per
    unit volume
  • g/ml liquid -grams/milliliters
  • g/cm3 -solid -grams/centimeters cubed
  • 1ml 1cm3
  • Must be in grams, centimeters, and milliliters
    no other units allowed

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To Find the Mass (numerator)
  • Grams -mass
  • -solid -place item on balance scales
  • -liquid 1. find the mass of an empty
    cylinder
  • 2. find the mass of the cylinder with
    the liquid in it
  • 3. subtract the two readings the
    mass of the liquid

3
To Find Volume (denominator)
  • Volume -ml or cm3
  • Use a cylinder for liquid and read the meniscus
    (lowest level of liquid in the cylinder)

4
Volume of an Irregular Solid
  • Use water displacement for a solid
  • 1. put water in a cylinder and read
  • 2. drop a solid in the water and read again
  • 3. subtract the two readings

5
continued
  • Water weighs 1 gram per milliliter
  • Waters mass is 1 gram per milliliter
  • Waters density is 1 gram per milliliter
  • Anything more dense than 1 gram per milliliter
    will sink in water
  • Anything less dense than 1gram per milliliter
    will float on water

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Volume of a Regular Solid
  • Volume for a regular solid
  • using a meter stick, measure the height, width,
    and length
  • H x W x L the volume
  • 1 side x 1 side x 1 side the volume of a
    cube
  • if all the sides are the same the side
    cubed (g/cm3)

7
Review
  • Volume of a rectangle
  • L x W x H
  • Volume of a cylinder (radius diameter/2)
  • pi x R2 x H
  • Volume of a sphere
  • 4/3 x pi x R2 (radius circumference/pi/2)
  • Check in passbook for equations

8
Label for Density
  • So, Density g/cm3 or g/ml

9
Problems to Solve
  • Density ?
  • cm3 5
  • g 15
  • (per means to divide) g/cm3
  • Grams ?
  • density 6 g/ml
  • ml 2

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  • Volume 50cm3
  • Mass 100grams
  • What is the density of this object
  • Volume 32 liters
  • Mass 40 centigrams (must change
    centigrams to grams before completing
    the problem)

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  • Volume reading in cylinder
  • water only 4ml
  • water with rock 8ml
  • mass 12 g
  • Will it float or sink in water?
  • What is the density?
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