Matter
Anything that has mass and takes up space.
Matter
A measure of the amount of matter in a substance.
Mass
The amount of space that is taken up by a substance.
Volume
The formula for density
Density = Mass/ Volume
When measuring volume with a graduated cylinder, you should read the [top/ bottom] of the meniscus.
Bottom
Planets [are/ are not] matter.
ARE
Mass is measured in [grams/ milliliters]?
Grams
Volume is measured in [grams/ milliliters].
Milliliters
The density of ice is .092 g/mL. It will [float/ sink] in water.
Float
1 mL is equal to _____ cm3 (cubic centimeters).
1
Hope [is/ is not] matter.
NOT
Your mass [would/ would not] change if you were to suddenly find yourself on the moon rather than on Earth.
WOULD NOT
This tool is used to measure volume.
Graduated cylinder
The density of blood is 1.6 g/mL. It will [float/ sink] in water.
Sink
This is the density of water.
1 g/ mL
Wood [is/ is not] matter.
IS
This tool is used to measure mass.
Scale or balance
This formula can be used to find the volume of a cube or a box (a rectangular prism).
Length x Width x Height
The density of balsa wood is 0.13 g/mL. It will [float/ sink] in water.
Float
This method, credited to Archimedes, is used to determine the mass of an irregularly shaped, solid object.
Displacement method
Air [is/ is not] matter.
IS
The formula for mass.
Mass = Density x Volume
The formula for Volume.
Volume = Mass/Density
The density of brick is 2 g/mL. It will [float/ sink] in water.
Sink
The curved shape of water when it is measured in a graduated cylinder is called this.
Meniscus