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Read the measurement based on the bottom
of the meniscus or curve. When using a real
cylinder, make sure you are eye-level with the
Z level of the liquid.
What is the volume of water in the cylinder?
_____mL
What causes the meniscus?
A concave meniscus occurs when the
molecules of the liquid attract those of the
container. The glass attracts the water on
the sides.
Volume Practice (Liquids)
Volume (Irregularly Shaped Objects)
Measuring an Irregularly Shaped Object: You can
determine the volume of an irregularly
shaped solid by measuring the volume of water
that the object displaces.
mass
Formula: Density = volume
Density
Notes:
■ The density of a substance is the relationship
between the mass of the substance and how much
space it takes up (volume).
■ The mass of atoms, their size, and how they are
arranged determine the density of a substance.
■ Objects with the same volume but different mass
have different densities.
■ Solids are often very dense and gases have very low
densities.
■ Remember: The density of water is 1 g/ml
Density Practice
What is the
density of the
cuboid, if its mass
is 4 kg?
_______________
VOLUME & DENSITY
PRACTICE PROBLEMS
Calculate the volume
and the density of Object A volume =
Object A.
_________
■ length = 6 cm
■ width = 3 cm
Object A density =
■ height = 1 cm
■ mass = 36 g _________
VOLUME & DENSITY
PRACTICE PROBLEMS
Calculate the volume
and the density of Object B volume =
Object B.
_________
■ length = 10 cm
■ width = 5 cm
Object B density =
■ height = 2 cm
■ mass = 36 g _________
VOLUME & DENSITY
PRACTICE PROBLEMS
Use the water displacement
method to calculate the Object C volume =
volume and the density of
Object C.
■ initial water level in
_________
graduated cylinder = 25 ml
■ final water level after
placing silly putty into Object C density =
graduated cylinder = 29 ml
■ mass of silly putty = 8 g _________
VOLUME & DENSITY
PRACTICE PROBLEMS
Circle the following materials that will float on water (density 1 g/ml)