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Page 2: How to Calculate Density. How do we know the density of a substance? We can’t see the molecules inside a substance to know how dense it is. Instead we.

How do we know the How do we know the density of a substance?density of a substance?

• We can’t see the molecules inside a substance to know how dense it is.

• Instead we can calculate how dense something is.

• Remember, density is how much mass is in a certain space.

• Therefore…

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Remembering MassRemembering Mass• To get the density of an object you need to

know its mass and its volume.• Mass- the amount of matter in an object. • To measure mass, we use a triple beam

balance.

Units for mass= grams

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Remembering VolumeRemembering Volume• Volume- the amount of

space an object takes up.

• To measure the volume of a liquid, we use a graduated cylinder.

• To measure the volume of a solid, we calculate : L x W X H

• To measure the volume of an irregular solid we use volume displacement.

Unit with graduated

cylinder-= mL

Unit with a ruler= cm3

Unit with displaceme

nt-= mL

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Calculating DensityCalculating Density• Imagine you had a metal cube that has a

mass of 20.0 grams and a volume 5.0 cm3. What is its density?

D = M__ V

D= 20.0 grams 5.0 cm3

D= 4.0 D= 4.0 _g_ cm3

SHOW ALL WORK!

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You try…You try…• The mass of an object is 10.0 grams and its

volume is 4.0mL. What is its density?

D = M__ V

D= 10.0 grams 4.0 mL

D= 2.5

D= 2.5 _g_ mL

SHOW ALL WORK!

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The Density of WaterThe Density of Water• The mass of water is 10.0 grams and its volume

is 10.0mL. What is its density?

D = M__ V

D= 10.0 grams 10.0 mLD= 1.0

D= 1.0 _g_ mL

THE DENSITY OF WATER IS 1.0!

SHOW ALL WORK!

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Will it sink or float?Will it sink or float?• If an object has a density greater than

water (1.0), it will sink.• If an object has a density less than water

(1.0), it will float.

Less than 1.0

More than 1.0

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Liquid LayersLiquid Layers• If you pour together

liquids that don’t mix and have different densities, they will form liquid layers.

• The liquid with the highest density will be on the bottom.

• The liquid with the lowest density will be on the top.

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Check out this picture Check out this picture • Which layer has the highest

density?• Which layer has the lowest

density?• Imagine that the liquids

have the following densities: 10.0 g/cm3

3.0 g/cm3

6.0 g/cm3

5.0 g/cm3

• Which number would go with which layer? 1

0

6

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