Exploring Density Liquids

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Name: _______________________________Date: ___________Period: ________
Pre-lab:
1. What is the equation for density?
2. What is the unit of measure for the density of a liquid?
Procedure; Part 1-Density of Water:
1. We will find the density of water as a class and compare.
2. Measure the mass of a graduated cylinder – Record this in your chart; include units.
3. Measure the mass of the graduated cylinder & water (your teacher has given you a specific
amount) – Record this in your chart. Include units.
4. Subtract the ‘mass of the graduated cylinder’ from the ‘mass of the graduated cylinder &
water’ to determine the mass of the water. Record this in your chart. Include units.
5. Measure the volume of the water in the beaker using a graduated cylinder. Record with units.
6. Find the density of the water, rounding to the nearest .01 g/mL. Record with units.
7. Obtain the class data when available and record in your chart. Be sure to include units.
Mass of Empty
Mass of glass &
Mass of Water
Volume of
Density of
Table #
glass (g)
Water (g)
(g)
Water (mL)
Water (g/mL)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
AVG
Procedure; Part 2-Density of Various Objects:
1. Find the mass of each object using the triple beam balance. Record in your chart with units.
2. Find the volume of each object. Record in your chart with units.
3. Calculate the density of each object. Record in your chart with units.
Volume of Object (mL or
Density of Object (g/mL or
Object
Mass of Object (g)
cm
)
g/ cm
)
3
3

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