Volume
This is the formula for the volume of a regular (rectangular) object.
What is V = L x W x H
This it the formula for density.
What is mass divided by volume (M/V)
This is the temperature scale that most countries use.
What is Celsius?
This is what an object with a density of less than 1 g/cm3 will do if you placed it on top of water.
What is float?
This is the freezing point of water in Celsius.
What is 0oC?
This is how you could find the volume of an irregular object (like a sphere) in a lab setting.
What is water displacement?
This is the density of water, in g/mL.
What is 1 g/mL?
This is the SI unit for temperature.
What is Kelvin?
This is what happens to the volume of an object if you were to increase its height.
What is increase in volume?
What is mass?
This is the volume of a metal sphere which was measured to have a final volume of 45 mL and an initial volume of 20 mL.
What is 25 mL? (or cm3)
This is the density of a gold bar if it's mass is 40g and it's volume is 2.12 cm3. (Round to the nearest tenth) Must have correct label for credit
What is 19.3 g/cm3
This is the coldest possible temperature.
What is absolute zero?
0 kelvin, -273 oC, or -460oF are also correct.
This is what happens to the density of an object as volume alone increases.
What is decreases?
This is the mass per unit volume of an object.
What is density?
This is the volume of a perfect cube which has a length of 3 cm.
What is 27 cm3?
What is 84g?
This is what happens to the motion of molecules at 0 kelvin.
What is they stop moving?
Volume is not considered an SI base unit because it is actually this type of unit.
What is a derived unit?
Corn syrup has a density of 1.4 g/cm3. This is it's density in g/mL
What is 1.4 g/mL?
This is the height, in meters, of the Sears Tower in Chicago assuming it has a volume of 2,100,000m3 and a square base of 69 m. (Round to the nearest meter)
What is 441m tall?
This is the height of a rectangular metal block which has a density of 2 g/cm3, a mass of 40g, and a square base of 4 cm2. (AKA L x W = 4 cm2)
What is 5 cm?
This is the a humans average body temperature in Celsius (about 98-99 oF).
Hint: It is approximately 37 kelvin above the freezing point of water in Celsius.
What is about 37oC?
Some objects can increase in size when they are heated (also called thermal expansion). What does this do to the density of the object?
What is decreases?
This is the temperature of an object in Kelvin that was heated to 212oF.
What is 373 Kelvin?