A
Volume is: A. the space something takes up, B. the amount something weighs, C. the same as density
The space something takes up
A balloon blown up with air weighs more than an empty balloon.
True
Mass is: how much material or matter is packed into a volume like a cardboard box, how much volume the box takes up
How much material or matter is packed into a volume.
What materials would I need to show that a blown up balloon is heavier than an empty one? A. balloons and a balancing scale or B. An electron microscope
A.
The 3 states of matter are:
Solids, liquids, gasses
When weighing two balloons on a balance scale, one filled with helium and one filled with air, which one goes up? Why?
The one with helium. Helium gas has less mass than air.
You can tell that air has mass because you can weigh it. True or False?
True.
Which balloon is lighter? The balloon filled with helium gas or the balloon filled with air?
Helium
The volume of a container can be the same but the mass inside the container can be different. true false
True
Use your hands to show how the particles of gas, liquids, and solids are different.
Gas particles are spread out the most, liquids a little less and solids have particles clumped together