Mass
Volume
Density
Labs
Other
100

What is the unit we use for mass?

What is grams.

100

What is the unit we use for the volume of a REGULAR shaped object?

What is cm3. Centimeters Cubed.

100

What is the unit is used to label density if the volume was found using length x width x height?

What is g/cm3.

100

Describe how to use a balance to find the mass of an object.

You can bullet list the process.

Balance to zero first. Then place the object on one side and add up the masses until the arrow lines up with the middle mark. 

100

To find the volume of an IRREGULAR object we use water ________________. 

What is displacement.

200

What is the tool used to measure mass?

What is a (triple beam) balance.

200

What is the unit we use for the volume of a IRREGULAR shaped object?

What is mL.

200

What is the unit used to label density if the volume was found using the water displacement method?

What is g/mL.

200

(Candy lab) If given a REGULAR object, describe in detail how to find the density.

Use a balance to find the mass. Then use a metric ruler to find the volume. Divide mass by volume. Label g/cm3.

200

Find the volume of the irregular object with the following information: Starting volume=14mL, Ending Volume=38 mL.

What is 24 g/mL

300

Define Mass.

Amount of matter "stuff" in an object.

300

What is the formula used to find the volume of a regular shaped object?

What is length x width x height.

LxWxH

300

This formula is used to find density.

What is mass divided by volume.

300

(Candy lab) If given an IRREGULAR object, describe in detail how to find the density.

Use a balance to find the mass. Then use a graduated cylinder to find the volume. Divide mass by volume. Label g/mL.

300

Find the volume of the irregular object with the following information: Starting volume=12 mL, Ending Volume=46 mL.

What is 34 g/mL

400

Determine the mass of a ball that was equivalent to the following masses: 20g, 20g, 20g, 20g, 10g, 5g, 2g, 1g, 1g.

What is 99g.

400

Describe the displacement method and how it is used to find the volume of an irregular object.

You can bullet list the process.

Fill a graduated cylinder to a definite mark with water. Record the measurement as the starting volume. Place object into graduated cylinder. Record this volume as the ending volume. Subtract the ending volume minus the starting volume. This is the volume of the object.

400

Find the density of the object with a mass of 25g and a volume of 10mL.

What is 2.5 g/mL

400

Can objects with the same volume have different densities? Explain.

YES. Because they may have different masses. This would change the density even though the volume is the same.

400

Would an object with a density of .75 g/cm3 float or sink?

What is float.

500

Would an object with a density of 1.35 g/cm3 float or sink?

What is sink
500

Find the volume with a length of 12cm, width of 9cm, and height of 7cm.

What is 756cm^3.

500

Find the density of the object with a volume of 20mL and a mass of 30g.

What is 1.5 g/mL.

500

Double Jeopardy: Wager your points:

What is the density of water?

What is 1 gram per milliliter.

500

Find the volume of the irregular object with the following information: Starting volume=12mL, Ending Volume=26 mL.

What is 14 g/mL.

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