Mass- The amount of matter(atoms) in an object. Weight- Measures the - - PDF document

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Matter- Any substance that has mass and volume. Mass- The amount of matter(atoms) in an

• bject.

Weight- Measures the force of gravity

Volume – The space an object occupies. Density- Is the ratio of mass per unit of volume. Compares the amount of matter to the amount of space that matter occupies. Density measures how much stuff is packed into a certain amount space. Density =How much stuff / packed into a certain amount of space

Density = Mass / Volume

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The amount of matter in the object does not change* The force of gravity can change. Therefore mass will not change but weight can change

Is air matter? Does it have density?

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How can you determine the density of an object by how it floats?

Water (density 1.0g/ml) , Salt water (density 1.7g/ml) & a metal marble (density 1.3g/ml) were all placed into the same graduated cylinder. Draw a diagram showing how they would layer.

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• 1. Use the data to construct a graph on the grid provided. (5pts)
• a. Create an appropriate label and scale for the “Y” axis.
• b. Plot a line graph for object A and label the line “Object A.”
• c. Plot a Line graph for object B and label the line “Object B.”

Table #1: Object A Table #2: Object B Sample # Volume (cm3) Mass (g) Sample # Volume (cm3) Mass (g)

1 2.0 5.0 1 3.0 12.0 2 5.0 12.0 2 5.0 20.0 3 10.0 25.0 3 7.0 28.0

Why does it look like the bubble is floating in the middle of the air?

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What happens to the density of an object when you change the size of the object?

Does a pond freeze from the top of the water to the bottom

• r from the bottom of the water to the top? Provide a

detailed explanation for your answer.

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What is Buoyancy?

Buoyancy: The Force of a fluid pushing up on an object. Fluid: Any liquid or gas.

• The type of fluid determines the amount of Buoyancy.
• Increasing the surface area of an object can increase

Buoyancy.

Gravity: Force that pulls “down”. (Earth Gravity- Force that pulls down to the center of the earth.) When there is a balanced force between gravity and buoyancy an object is said to be neutral buoyant.