Density is defined as mass per unit volume and is calculated using the formula density=mass(g)/volume(cm3). [1] Less dense materials will float while denser materials will sink in other liquids. [2] Examples of density applications include boba pearls sinking in bubble tea while the tea floats and ranking materials from highest to lowest density such as mercury having the highest density and cork the lowest. [3]
Density is defined as mass per unit volume and is calculated using the formula density=mass(g)/volume(cm3). [1] Less dense materials will float while denser materials will sink in other liquids. [2] Examples of density applications include boba pearls sinking in bubble tea while the tea floats and ranking materials from highest to lowest density such as mercury having the highest density and cork the lowest. [3]
Density is defined as mass per unit volume and is calculated using the formula density=mass(g)/volume(cm3). [1] Less dense materials will float while denser materials will sink in other liquids. [2] Examples of density applications include boba pearls sinking in bubble tea while the tea floats and ranking materials from highest to lowest density such as mercury having the highest density and cork the lowest. [3]
Less dense volume density: material will Density= float mass(g) 1.5 Volume(cm³) DENSITY Denser material SI Unit : will sink g/cm³ Density in everyday life Eg: Food and drinks EXAMPLE 1
An object has a mass of 25g and a volume of 50cm³. Calculate the
value of the density of the object? Formula of Density = Mass (g) Volume (cm³) = 25g 50cm³ = 0.5g/cm³ EXAMPLE 2
A wood block has dimensions like the
5cm diagram on the side.
a) Find the volume of the wood block
2 cm 8cm b) If the mass of the wood block is 20g, calculate the density. SOLUTION:
b) Density = Mass ÷ Volume
a) Volume = Length x width x height = 20g =8x2x5 80 cm³ = 80 cm³ = 0.25 g/cm³ Application of density ❑Less dense material will float ❑The denser material will sink Eg: Less denser Boba pearl milk tea Boba is denser than tea. Tea is less dense than boba.
Denser Example: 1. Which of the following materials is ; a) DENSER= Mercury (13.6g/cm³) b) LESS DENSE = Cork (0.25 g/cm³)
2. Arrange the material in descending order
according to density. Mercury,Glass,Water,Wood,Petrol,Cork Highest to lowest (descending order) Lowest to highest (Ascending order) APPLICATION OF DENSITY IN DAILY LIFE