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Density
Mass per unit volume
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SI units
Volume:
cubic metre
(m^3)
1 cubic metre =
1m
x
1m
x 1m
1
cubic metre (1m^3) =
1000
litres (l)
1 litre =
1000
cubic centimetres (cm^3) =
1000
millilitres (ml)
1 cubic centimetre (cm^3) = 1 millilitre (ml)
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Aluminium
is less dense than
lead
for the same volume
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Density equation
Density =
Mass
/
Volume
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Substance densities
Wood:
0.75
g/cm^3
Ice:
0.92
g/cm^3
Water:
1.00
g/cm^3
Aluminium:
2.70
g/cm^3
Copper:
8.90
g/cm^3
Lead:
11.4
g/cm^3
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A solid object with a density
lower
than that of water will
float
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A
battleship
made of
aluminium
should not sink
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Calculating density
1. Density =
Mass
/
Volume
2. Density =
m
/
V
3. V =
m
/
ρ
4. m = V
* ρ
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Density calculations
Density
of a block of steel with
mass
9,360g and volume 1,200cm^3 is 7.8 g/cm^3
Mass
of a block of gold with density 19.3 g/cm^3 and
volume
540 cm^3 is 10,422g
Volume
of a block of ice with density 0.92 g/cm^3 and
mass
12,462g is 13,546cm^3
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Measuring volume of a liquid
Use a
measuring cylinder
and read off the
level
on the scale
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Measuring
volume
of a regular solid
Calculate volume = length x
width
x
height
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Measuring volume of a cylinder
Volume =
π
x radius^2 x
height
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Measuring volume of an irregular solid
1. Volume = Volume
after
- Volume
before
2. Use a
Eureka
(displacement) can and measure the
displaced
liquid
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Density calculation for an irregular solid
Mass of irregular solid =
350g
Volume of irregular solid =
80cm^3
Density =
350
/ 80 =
4.375
g/cm^3
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