Diet Coke Warm Up Are the Coke and

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Diet Coke Warm Up Are the Coke and Diet Coke different masses? Mass of

Diet Coke Warm Up Are the Coke and Diet Coke different masses? Mass of Coke: Mass of Diet Coke:

Diet Coke Warm Up What will happen when two cans of Diet Coke taped

Diet Coke Warm Up What will happen when two cans of Diet Coke taped together are dropped in the tank of water?

Diet Coke Warm Up • What happened? Record your observations. • Why do you

Diet Coke Warm Up • What happened? Record your observations. • Why do you think that happened?

Properties of Matter Mass, Volume, Density

Properties of Matter Mass, Volume, Density

Matter: anything that has mass and takes up space Different types of matter make

Matter: anything that has mass and takes up space Different types of matter make up everything around you. Everything is made of matter.

Mass: the amount of matter in a thing Mass is measured in grams (g)

Mass: the amount of matter in a thing Mass is measured in grams (g) Usually, when a thing is heavier, it has a greater mass.

Volume: the amount of space that an object can occupy (how big something is)

Volume: the amount of space that an object can occupy (how big something is) 3 Volume is measured in cubic centimeters (cm ) A balloon has a volume similar to a bowling ball, but it will have a much different mass.

Density is the amount of mass per unit of volume Density is a measurement

Density is the amount of mass per unit of volume Density is a measurement of how tightly matter is crammed together. Less Dense Matter More Dense Matter

Measuring Matter Activity Purpose • Identify methods and use tools to measure an object’s

Measuring Matter Activity Purpose • Identify methods and use tools to measure an object’s mass and volume • Calculate density for various objects

Measuring Volume L x W x H = Volume cm 3

Measuring Volume L x W x H = Volume cm 3

Measuring Volume For round or irregularly shaped objects volume is measured by the amount

Measuring Volume For round or irregularly shaped objects volume is measured by the amount of water the object can displace. 1 m. L water = 1 cm 3 of volume Displacement m. L of water = Volume cm 3

Calculating Density equals: Mass in grams g ÷ Volume in cubic centimeters cm 3

Calculating Density equals: Mass in grams g ÷ Volume in cubic centimeters cm 3

Begin Lab Part I L x W x H = Volume cm 3 Displacement

Begin Lab Part I L x W x H = Volume cm 3 Displacement m. L of water = Volume cm 3