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2 Density Properties Density is a measure of how compact a material is: (please draw picture) Density of most materials will decrease as temperature goes up because the atoms are moving much faster and spread out.

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5 3) Objects with lower densities float in mediums with a higher density
3) Objects with lower densities float in mediums with a higher density. This is why balloons float. Demos: Methane Bubbles & flame ramp Wine glass with water and other with soda

6 Density Calculations D = m/V
Density = Mass / Volume D = m/V Sample Problem: Find the density of a block of material that has a mass of 40kg and a volume of 2L.

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8 Activity: Find the density of 5 metal bars (20pts)
Name:________ Date:_____ Period:____ Objective: Students will find the density of the 5 bars of metal and then find the percent error. Procedure: (you write) Data: (show quantity with units) Calculations: (for density and percent error) Conclusions: (short overview of lab, results, & source of error…. In complete sentences) Find what the mystery metal is made of: (show all of your work and give explanation)

9 Data Table Metal Mass (g) Volume (ml) Density (g/ml) Percent Error Aluminum Copper Tin Lead Zinc Sample Calculation: Must do one sample calculation for each one

10 For each metal, find the percent error:
Accepted Values for Density of Metals Aluminum 2.70 g/mL Brass 8.40 g/mL Copper 8.92 g/mL Iron 7.87 g/mL Lead g/mL Silver g/mL Steel 7.85 g/mL Tin 7.28 g/mL Zinc 7.14 g/mL

11 Text Problems Pg 91 (46-47) Pg 93 (50-56)


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