Characteristic Property A characteristic property is a specific aspect of a substance that helps us identify it. Examples:
Are mass and volume characteristic properties?
What if we combined mass and volume? If we compare an object’s mass and density, we can get a characteristic property from it called DENSITY.
What if we combined mass and volume? If we compare an object’s mass and density, we can get a characteristic property from it called DENSITY. Dense solid: Not so dense solid:
What if we combined mass and volume? If we compare an object’s mass and density, we can get a characteristic property from it called DENSITY. Dense solid: Not so dense solid:
What if we combined mass and volume? If we compare an object’s mass and density, we can get a characteristic property from it called DENSITY. Dense liquid: Not so dense liquid:
What if we combined mass and volume? If we compare an object’s mass and density, we can get a characteristic property from it called DENSITY. Dense gas: Not so dense gas:
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Calculating Density To calculate a substance’s density, divide the mass by the volume.
Density example: Ms. Melanie finds a metal that has a volume of 1. 2 cm 3 and a mass of 23. 18 g. What is its density?
Density example: You have a piece of wood that has a mass of 12 g and a volume of 15 m. L. What is the density?