Mass
This is a unit used to represent mass of an object.
What is a gram (g)?
This unit is commonly used to represent liquid volume.
What is a milliliter (mL) or a liter (L)?
This is the definition of density.
What is the amount of mass per unit of volume?
This is the tool for measuring the mass of an object
What is a triple beam balance?
This is the definition of mass.
What is the amount of matter or "stuff" in an object/substance?
This is the definition of volume.
What is the amount of space an object/substance takes up?
This is a unit used to represent density of an object.
What is a gram per milliliter (g/mL) or a gram per centimeter cubed (g/cm3)?
This is the tool used for measuring liquid volume in milliliters. It is a glass or plastic and has many lines.
What is a graduated cylinder?
This must be done to make sure triple beam balances read accurate measurements.
What is zero the balance?
This equation is used to find the volume of a rectangular object.
What is V = LxWxH (Length x width x height)?
Is the density of a paperclip more dense or less dense than water?
What is more dense.
This piece of cylindrical glassware is used for holding, mixing and pouring liquids. This tool is NOT used for measuring volume. It looks like a glass cylinder with a pouring spout and a flat bottom.
What is a beaker?
This is what must be done when someone needs to measure the mass of a liquid inside of something like a beaker or graduated cylinder.
What is correct for the container(subtract the mass of the container)?
A student filled a graduated cylinder to 30mL. The student then dropped a rock into the graduated cylinder. The volume in the graduated cylinder rose to 43mL. This is the volume of that rock.
What is 13mL?
If an object sinks, it tells us this about its density.
What is that the density is greater than 1g/mL?
This tool is used to compare the mass of two objects
What is a balance
Angel is measuring the mass of 50 mL of water. The total mass including the 15 gram graduated cylinder was 65g. This is what the mass of just the water should weigh.
What is 50 grams?
What is 26mL.
What physical property changes with the amount (how much) of sample that you have?
What is density.
This metal vessel allows water to flow from its spout which equals the volume of an irregularly shaped object.
What is a displacement container?