Unit 1 Mass, Weight, Density

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Formula for Density
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Formula for Density
mass divided by volume; D = m/v
Explanation of Density
a substance becomes more dense the higher the particles are placed together
Volume
how much space something takes up
Mass
amount of matter that is in something
Weight
A force (N) made from gravity pulling on a mass
Mass vs. Weight
mass is constant, weight depends on the force of gravity
Solid
most dense state of matter
Gas
- least dense state of matter
- has indefinite volume, it will spread out to completely fill the area it is in
Solid and Liquid
have constant volume
0.5 g/cm^3
What is the density if the mass is 10g and the volume is 20cm^3
48gWhat is the mass if the density is 2g/mL and the volume is 24mL5cm^3what is the volume if the density is 5g/cm^3 and mass is 25gWhat is SI unit for densityg/mL or g/cm^3What is the SI unit for massgramsWhat is the SI unit for volumeL or m^3If you had a 18.9L sample (5 gallon bucket full) of four different samples, which sample would have the least mass?the least dense substanceIf you had 1,000g sample of four different substances, which sample would be smallest?the most dense substanceHow many cm are in a m?100 cm = 1 MHow many mL are in 1cm^3?1mLWould you weigh more on Jupiter or Earth?Jupiter (a stronger gravity)Would your mass be larger on Earth or Mars?Your mass is same everywhereWould you have weight in the vacuum of space?NoWhat effect does increasing the temperature have on how compact the particles are of a sampleIncreasing temperature will cause the particles to spread out and be less compact.What effect does increasing the temperature have on the density of a sampleIncreasing temperature will decrease he density of a sample.