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    This document provides information about density and asks students to complete density calculations and analysis questions. It defines key terms like mass, volume, and density. It provides density values for common solids, liquids, and gases. Students are asked questions to calculate density using the formula of density equals mass over volume. They must determine which objects would float or sink based on having a higher or lower density than a liquid. The questions are designed to help students practice calculating and applying the concept of density.

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    This document provides information about density and asks students to complete density calculations and analysis questions. It defines key terms like mass, volume, and density. It provides density values for common solids, liquids, and gases. Students are asked questions to calculate density using the formula of density equals mass over volume. They must determine which objects would float or sink based on having a higher or lower density than a liquid. The questions are designed to help students practice calculating and applying the concept of density.

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    This document provides information about density and asks students to complete density calculations and analysis questions. It defines key terms like mass, volume, and density. It provides density values for common solids, liquids, and gases. Students are asked questions to calculate density using the formula of density equals mass over volume. They must determine which objects would float or sink based on having a higher or lower density than a liquid. The questions are designed to help students practice calculating and applying the concept of density.

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    Density Ws (Alps)

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    This document provides information about density and asks students to complete density calculations and analysis questions. It defines key terms like mass, volume, and density. It provides density values for common solids, liquids, and gases. Students are asked questions to calculate density using the formula of density equals mass over volume. They must determine which objects would float or sink based on having a higher or lower density than a liquid. The questions are designed to help students practice calculating and applying the concept of density.

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    Name _________________

    Period ______

    Density (ALPS)

    Define these words

    Mass

    Volume

    Density

    cm3

    ass
    olume

    Take a look at the two boxes below. Each box has the same volume. If each ball has the
    same mass, which box would weigh more? Why?

    All density values in the following table are units of g/cm3


    SOLIDS LIQUIDS GASES
    cork 0.24 gasoline 0.68 hydrogen 0.000 09
    mahogany 0.85 octane 0.70 helium 0.00018
    wax 0.9 grain alcohol 0.79 ammonia 0.00077
    ice 0.92 wood alcohol 0.81 CO 0.00125
    balsa wood 0.13 coconut oil 0.93 nitrogen 0.00126
    oak 0.72 water, pure 1.00 air 0.0013
    hard coal 1.4 - 1.8 water, sea 1.03 oxygen 0.00143
    sugar 1.6 glycerin 1.26 CO2 0.00198
    bone 1.6 chloroform 1.73 chlorine 0.00321
    Mercury
    concrete 2.3
    13.6
    glass 2.4 - 2.8
    aluminum 2.7
    copper 8.9
    silver 10.5
    lead 11.3
    gold 19.3
    platinum 21.5

    1. What is the density of pure water (don’t forget units)?

    2. What is the density of copper (don’t forget units)?

    3. What is the density of CO2 (don’t forget units)?

    4. a) name 2 solids that are less dense than water:


    b) name 2 liquids that are more dense than water:
    c) name 2 gases that are more dense than carbon dioxide:

    5. If balsa wood were put into water would it float or sink?


    Why?

    6. If concrete were put into chloroform would it float or sink?


    Why?
    We are going to pretend that mass and weight are the same things in order to answer these
    questions.

    7. Why are two units used when finding density?

    8. The formula for Density is = ________

    9. What is the mass of the penny? ________


    10. What is the volume of the penny? ____________
    11. What is the density of the penny? __________

    12. What is the mass of the rock? _________


    13. What is the volume of the rock? ________
    14. What is the density of the rock? ________

    15. What is the volume of a block that is 5 cm in length, 2 cm in width, and 3 cm in


    height?

    16. Measure the length, width, and height of a small board, then find its volume.
    Length ______
    Width ______
    Height ______
    Volume _____

    The formula for Density is = ________

    17. What is the Density of a rock if its mass is 9g and its volume is 3 cm3?

    18. What is the Density of Water if its mass is 2g and its volume is 2 cm3?

    19. What is the Density of air if its mass is 2g and its volume is 1 cm3?

    20. Which one of the above things has the highest density?

    21. Which one of the above things has the lowest density?

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