Lesson 1.4: Mass, Volume, & Density
Key Concepts: Mass, Volume, & Density
Core Definitions
- the formula for density: Density = Mass / Volume
- the standard unit for mass: Kilogram (kg) or Gram (g)
- If mass increases while volume stays constant, what happens to density: It increases
- a method to find the volume of an irregular solid: Water displacement
- Is density a physical or chemical property: Physical
- Which is denser: Oil or Water: Water
- What happens if an object is less dense than the fluid it is in: It floats
- the unit for volume of a liquid: Milliliter (mL) or Liter (L)
- 1 mL is equivalent to how many cm^3: 1 cm^3
- Does density change with temperature: Yes, usually decreases as temperature increases