This is the basic unit of mass in the metric system.
What is grams?
100
This is the order the following liquids would settle: Vinegar, Seawater, Petrolum Ether, Mercury, and Turpentine.
What is mercury, then vinegar, then seawater, then turpentine, then petrolum ether?
100
These are 3 characteristics (physical properties) of the rock.
What is white, shiny, opaque, hard, rough texture, irregular solid, etc.?
100
This is the identification of the substance in the following situation: A graduated cylinder contain a liquid has a mass of 286.15 grams. The liquid has a volume of 205 mL. An empty graduated cylinder has a mass of 58.6 grams.
What is ethylene glycol?
100
In terms of density, these two things determine whether an object sinks or float.
What is the density of the object and the density of the fluid?
200
This is ten times smaller, or a step below, a Liter.
What is a deciliter?
200
This is how far into karo syrup nylon would float.
What is a little less than half of the way in (0.452)?
200
This is the mass in kilograms of the bolt and screw together.
What is 0.0539 kg?
200
This is the identification of the substance in the following situation: A 75 gram rock is place in a graduated cylinder. The rock displaces 15 mL of water.
What is pyrite?
200
In terms of buoyancy these two things determine whether an object sinks or floats.
What is buoyant force and weight (force of gravity)?
300
These are the proper metric units for density.
What is g/mL or g/cm^3?
300
This is a density column for the following substances: water, rubber, glycerin, methyl alcohol, and ice.
What is - see diagram -
300
This is the density of the clamp screw.
What is 5.93 g/cm^3?
300
This is the identification of the substance in the following situation: A metal bar that measures 0.1 m by 0.02 m by 0.05 m has a mass of 890 grams.
What is copper?
300
This must be true of the buoyant force if an object is sinking.
What is "the buoyant force must be less than weight"?
400
This is what I would have to change before solving the following problem: An object with a mass of 160 grams has a width of 1 meter, an height of 2.5 meters and a length of 3.6 meters.
What is meters to centimeters: 100 cm, 250 cm, and 360 cm?
400
This is how far Teflon would float in Karo Syrup.
What is a little over three quarters of the way in (0.88)?
400
This is the density of the cork.
What is 0.2 g/cm^3?
400
This is the volume of a gold necklace with a mass of 48.25 grams.
What is 2.5 cm^3?
400
In order for there to be a buoyant force, this must be the case.
What is "there must be displaced fluid"?
500
This is what I would have to change before solving the following problem: A liquid with a mass of 300 kilograms and a density of 0.94 g/mL.
What is kilograms to grams: 0.3 g?
500
If an object has to be at least partially above the surface of a liquid to be considered floating, turpentine or vinegar is the liquid an object with a mass of 48.72 g and a volume of 56 cm^3 will float in.
What is vinegar?
500
This is the volume of the marble in meters cubed.
What is 0.000002 cubic meters?
500
This is the mass of 0.1 L of karo syrup.
What is 250 grams?
500
This can be done to create a larger buoyant force.
What is increase the volume of the object to increase the amount of water displaced?