LAB density
To learn ow to measure the density of different metal.

volume of the stone = difference between the levels
(about 260-200 = 60mL)
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INTRODUCTION - fill the blank for full credit

bank:  matter, volume, space, density, property, lighter
DEnsity is the amount of __________ (mass) contained in a unit of ____________. Density is a physical ________
of matter. Consider 2 identical boxes, one filled with Styrofoam and one with stones. Trey both occupy the same amount of _________ so they have the same _________. But the box filled with Styrofoam is _________. We say
Styrofoam has a smaller __________.

PROCEDURE

you will need: one graduated cylinder having 1mL graduations (that is 1cm3)
1 cylinder , scale plate sensitive to 1g

step1: Fill the cylinder wit water to 30mL mark.

step2: weigh the cylinder with the water. m = ________g

step3: Carefully add a cylinder to the graduated cylinder. Don't spill any water.
reweigh the cylinder with the water and the cylinder. M = ________g
Find the mass of the mass of the cylinder mo = M - m = ________g

step4: Measure the volume of all the material in the cylinder V = _____mL
Find the volume of the cylinder Vo = V - 30mL = __________mL

ANALYSIS

1) Find the density of the material that makes up the cylinder: density = mo/Vo = __________g/mL

2) do some research to find out what is the material. (google density of metal)

GOING FURTHER (try without hints. will be on your next test)

1) TO determine the density of a liquid , an empty graduated cylinder is placed on a balance, and its mass is found to be m= 120g. THe liquid is the added, up to V= 100cm3 mark. The cylinder is placed bakc of the balance. If the balance reads now M = 265g, what is the density of the liquid ?
hint: density = mass liquid / volume = (M-m) / V

2) A stone of mass 30 grams is placed in a measuring cylinder containing some water. The reading of the water level increases from 50cm3 to 60cm3. WHat is the density of the stone?

hint: density = mass of the stone/volume of the stone


3) A clump of metal weighing m= 351.4 g is dropped into a cylindrical container, causing the water level to rise
H= 1.1 cm. The radius of the base of the container is R= 3cm.
A) find the volume of water displaced. The volume of a cylinder is (Area of the base x height). base = circle.

hint: Volume = пR2 x H with H =1.1 and R = 3cm, п = 3.14, units are in cm3
B) What is the density of the metal  ?

hint: density = mass(g)/volume(cm3   )

C) Given the the table, and assuming the metal is pure, what is the metal ?

MetalDEnsityMetalDEnsity
Aluminum2.81 g/cm3Nickel8.89 g/cm3
Copper8.97 g/cm3Platinum21.40 g/cm3
Gold19.30 g/cm3Potassium0.86 g/cm3
Lead11.30 g/cm3Silver10.50 g/cm3
Lithium0.54 g/cm3Sodium0.97 g/cm3

4) When you put a rock into a container of water, it raises the water level H= 3cm. If the container is a rectangular prism
whose base measures 15cm x 15cm (width x length) . What is the volume of the rock ?
(find the volume of water displaced).


hint: volume of a box = W x L x H


5) You drop a solid glass ball into a cylinder with a radius of R= 6cm, raisin the water level H =1cm.
WHat is the volume of the glass ball ?

hint; volume of water displaced = base x height = пR2 x H

6) A fish tank 10 (W) by 14 (L) by 12 inches (H)  high is the home of a large goldfish named columbia. She is taken our when her owner cleans the tank, and the water level in the tank drops h=  1/3 inch. What is Columbia's volume ?

hint: water displaced = W x L x h

7) Sherlock holmes rushes to his chemistry lab, takes a mysterious medaillon from his case, and weighs it . It weighs 3088g. Now, le;ts check its volume. He pours water into a gradiated glass container with a 10 by 10 square base, and records the water level, which is 53cm. He places the medaillon into te container and reads the new water velvel, 54.6 cm.
He enjoys a few minutes of mental calculations, then turnds to Dr. Watson. "THis confirms my theory"
"Holmes, you amaze me. Is is gold ? questions the good doctors.
"If it has a density of 19.3 grams per cubic centimeter, it is gold "smiles Mr. Holmes.

What do you think? Is it gold ?

































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