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  • density =
    mass divided by volume
  • density is ther amount of mass and how
    tightly packed the matter is
  • gas is less dense while solid is more
    dense
  • density is measured in measured in
    kg/m
  • density in smaller scale is measured in
    g/cm
  • what pieces of equipment do we use to measure mass in density
    scales or balance
  • how do we find the density of a regular object
    measure the mass using a scales or balance.
    measure the length, width and height using a ruler.
    multiply them to get the volume.
    use the equation density = mass divided by volume.
  • how do we find the density of an irregular object?
    Measure the mass using a scales or balance.
    Fill the displacement can with with water up to the spout.
    Insert the irregular object.
    Collect the displaced water using a measuring cylinder.
    Use the equation density = mass divided by volume.
  • measure the volume using an
    eureka can
  • measure the volume using a what
    measuring cylinder
  • all objects have what type of energy
    internal
  • as temperature increases , what increases
    internal energy
  • specific latent heat is the energy required to
    change the state of a substance without a change in temperature
  • specific latent heat is also energy used to change the internal 

    energy store of a the substance
  • Lv is specific heat latent heat of
    vaporization
  • Lf is specific latent heat of
    fusion
  • energy change =
    mass multiplied by specific latent heat change
  • state the properties of the matter
    particles are fixed.
    high density.
    low kinetic energy.
    particles are rigid.
    does not flow.
    vibrate about in a fixed positions.
  • state the properties of the matter

    fits container.
    fixed volume.
    higher density than a gas.
    particles have higher kinetic energy than a solid.
  • state the properties of the matter

    fills a container.
    flows.
    volume can be changed.
    low density.
    amounts of kinetic energy.
  • when a solid is heated it gains
    more energy
  • gas has the highest amounts of
    water