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__________ is a physical property which represents the relationship between the mass of a substance and its volume. |
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Density = __________ / __________ |
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Density is commonly expressed in the following units for the following substances: Solids = __________ / __________ Liquids = __________ / __________ Gases = __________ / __________ |
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1) g / cm^3 2) g / mL 3) g / L |
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Volume is proportional to __________ x __________ x __________ |
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1) Length 2) Width 3) Height |
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Normally the volume of an object can be found by the displacement of __________: __________ is added to a graduated cylinder and the volume is read. After the initial volume has been obtained, an object can be dropped into the graduated cylinder, further displacing the __________. The volume is simply the difference between the new volume with the object and that of the original volume. |
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A third method for determining volume is by __________ method. Objects in water are lighter (__________ less but have the same __________) than in air. This is because the displaced liquid pushes back on the object with a force equal to the __________ of the liquid displaced. The object will have an apparent loss of __________ equal to the mass of the __________ displaced. |
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1) Archimedes 2) Weigh 3) Mass 4) Mass 5) Mass 6) Liquid |
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In making laboratory experiments, experimental errors occur because of: 1. The __________ being used, or 2. __________ error. |
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__________ refers to how close a measurement is to the accepted value or theoretical value. Errors related to this are called "percentage error" are calculated by the equation: (|__________ value - __________ value| / __________ value) x100% |
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1) Accuracy 2) (|Actual value - Theoretical value| / Theoretical value) x100% |
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__________ refers to the repeatability of a measurement. |
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__________ refers to the scale used to measure something. |
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