Fluids
Density and buoyancy
Hydrometers
Viscosity and flow rate
Math skills (density)
100

This is a substance that can change shape

Fluid

100

This is obtained when mass is divided by volume of an object 

density

100

What does a hydrometer measure?

Density 

100

What is viscosity?

Resistance of a fluid to flow 

100

A substance with a mass of 12g and density of 6g/ml  has this volume

2 ml

200

All life on earth needs this fluid to live

Water

200

Which is more dense: a solid or a gas?

A solid

200

The lower the hydrometer sinks the _____ dense the liquid 

Less

200

As temperature decreases, viscosity ________ 

Increases 

200

what is the density of a 2.5 cm3 glass marble that has a mass of 7.5 g?

3

300

Provide one example of a fluid 

Water, gasoline, juice, oil, air, ect. 

300

What is buoyancy?

The ability of an object to float

300

Provide an example of where hydrometers are used in real life

Laboratories, brewers, liquid food production 

300

Low viscosity fluids have a ________ flow rate 

Higher 

300

what is the volume of 20 g of a liquid with density equals 1g/ml

20 ml

400

True or false: a gas is a fluid 

True

400

This is how you can predict whether an object will float or sink in a fluid

Density

400

The higher a hydrometer floats in a liquid, the ____ the density of the liquid 

higher/more

400

What is the equation for flow rate?

Flow rate= distance travelled/time

400

28 g of iron is added to graduated cylinder containing 45 ml of water. The water level rises to the 49 ml mark. From this information calculate the density of iron.

7g/ml

500

Provide one example of how a living thing uses fluids 

Examples may include: circulatory system, respiratory system, root systems, fish bladders, ect. 

500

If I have 1mL and 1L of maple syrup, does the density of the maple syrup change?

No

500

Salt water had a higher or lower density than regular water?

Higher

500

A fluid travels 80m in 20s. What is the flow rate?

4m/s

500

What volume of silver metal will weigh exactly 2500.0 g. The density of silver is 10.5 g/cm3.


238.09