DON MARIANO MARCOS hie UNWERSITY- MID LA UN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ENSCIOLL-ME1038 PEPOAT NO. 2 DENSITY DETERMINATION GROUP 1 FSLEY ANN L. ABALAING HAZEL FAITH G. ABENES ABNER C. AMARO BAL FREDIACK £. ARIZO AICHARD RYAN ANT B. CACANINDN HONY V. CALICA BENEDICT M. CARRERA JHON CARL B. CABRADLLA ENGR JEROME B. GENOVE INSTRUCTORExperimental Background For this experiment, we ore going to determine the densit of different solid dbjects Density is @ measure of mass per unit of volume, Density can be calculated Using the formula d=m\ , where vepresents density, mass for m , and the Vv for Volume. The Symbol most often used for den sity is P. though the Latin letter d can also be used, Mass can be dis covered using a weighing scale. the other hand, put Woter In determining the volume, on the volume displacement method is used. First, ona beaker and measure it, Sub merge the measure it again. Subtract the final and initial volume to get the volume Object on the water and displacement . Density is an intense quality, which means that it remains constant regardless of how much of a substance is present, The idea of density S Significant because it helps us to de- termine which compounds will float and which will sink in a Viguid . Im general, Substances float. if their dengit is less thon that of the guid in which they are im— mersed. In this activity , you will un derstand more about density for solid objects and volume displace ment.PRoceoure: Tn thic lab activity we will meacuce foe density where in Density | iG measure of how compact Ahe object iv. The deacity vf an object OF CUbstance can be calevlated fem The eqvation (dz m/v) To here the dencily determines which ove will vise and which ore wil Sink: Fire, we | Need fo dake a gradvakd glace cylinder Of 4 proper Site and capacity then i" with water vp to Yhe given volume fuied mark. Sevond, We need t take | @ solid \plock that should be dited vefere: meatvring Mare and volume. | [Third , the Cetid lock whould log completly Immerved in water before meacveiny oyiiadee and observing HE felvme - Fourth ,We are now lve loking co maes and y te volume lout for AE density which dic dency mi [1 his activity formula can be changed depeading e evr probkm gio: | je weed diffrent metaed ia otter worded yerblem wherein ve give attation Oa Yhe yitial mae, final mass, Volume , and others that we need +o taye | action. Lrreqilarly dyes cannot be mearured by the voler ja our experiment | oo we vee dicplacement methods To vummarite all ny stepy is cal oa lating ate density of @ welid we need te figera ev dhe volume by measuring of a wolid and Convert any vais a¢ needed qo get 4 “jhe digtensi tne a seale and metur whtd , then put the ebjcd er material ¢n | Weber in actly, divide “He mace by “he volume Ligue ovt is mace and ort the density» FypteDATA oa RESULTS Group 4 | - a Trials] | Mags | Initial Volume} Fine! Volume, | Volume Displaced } Density (%bog/mt) | (g) | We tm) | Ne mk) (mL) (tbin/ £42) Gold Os a 24 mL | 120.540 ty f° Iron 3489 | a5. 5m 28.8 mb 3.3 mL | 545.5250 bm) 42 Lead 72.329 | a5.5mL | 34.4 mb Go mL | 705-4801 ton /fA? Wood 1.959 | 25.5mL 25, @ mL 0.3 mL 405.7819 thm /Ft? Foam 2.10g | 25.5mL 25.8 mL. 0.3 mb 519.3374 tom ft? Rubber 082g | 25.5mL | 25-6 mL ost mk 324.0255 Lom /fe lee 4.19 | 255m | U5 mb 1.0 ml | 579.3374 Ibm lft? 222 | iaseg | 25.gm | 27.5 mb 2.0 mL | 574.0558 lla? L | I ee ML 177.34 Average Density « pete 7 HAN OIL T 7 a - - Trinl3=Z | Moss | Initiol Volume | Final Volume, | Volume, Displaced | Densit (¥.4¥qimt) | (a) | We (wt) | Me (mL) (mL) (Ibm /#47) Gold Yost, | 265mL | 27emL Dl mL | at 4544 ton] Iron Mtg | 255 mL 29.5 mL. Mo ml | 41,9082 thm [et Leod 71.324 | 25.5 mL 31. mL bo mL HB. 43 Ul tom | ft Wood W959 | 255 mL 25. 9m, OM mL | 204.9304 Ton /ft? Foom | 26g | 255 ml Wel mL Om 287. 1 RT tb Rubber sty | 55 mL | 257ml Om) 10, 927 tm] 19 mb 302, 228 lb/ft lee 4.19 25.5 mL 274ml, 222 185%) 5 mL | 29.3 Bam | 905, 2944 Thm ft Average Density : pt a: 177.3 4 Tarp ENS +- vinlaed | Moss | Initial Wen Final Volume | Volume, Displacement Densit w){ Cf ve Gey | Ve (wt) nl 4 (o-1Rqlml)} 9 i le (mL) Lib #2) [ag | 8 | A858 T.0mL Te VA0¥- $597 Tim #0 tn] itty | asa, | ME] Mt pie tail ) 705. 4301 Ubin/#4? Lod | 2415 | ass, ft UA nL 18. YM lbw Wood 145q 5.5m. Amb bmb 4y.9210 tom AA? Foam Libg | 5Snh 24.ImL 4b 47, SUM Ibm] FH? 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LET WD = Youn DISPLACE HET Mio 2 gat SYN FOR VD AND DRELTY NDENF-Ni = 37-OmL-25-8mL= Awl Pets 2B. = 14-3 q)mL We Fw COWEN “TO Toye [3 WsgieLx — 2242707572651 low Ht? 5 jac. com low /BP =P \glat Oe Wa we Bigg Mie 2B Bik Nj = 24S | Soule FOR VO AD DEST ND = NEY = 21 Sl “25-BHL= Om she 819 = TB Ig hl Ww onc eouvtetitis to tby /F? SIG | KL x 624279737 28D Wom/Te 2 491-2082 m/s SP label. |For Leap! m> 92.399 Mie 26-6eL Vee a4 piv foe ND AND Dexbtty NO] WANG = Sw L -25-Bmb 264ml fe mit Eg = haglwl No GARE a OWEN T lbw RF Magy x ase alte = 705, 4261 tom /HE > P FOR woop + WF Ag, Mir BBM Nfs 28-\mb GOING FOR YO ib Det tIY D> Vg-Vi = 28-lmL= 25.5 mL = 2G wl Pome 18) 2 oa /mL vo Dow tid AND AAI TO tom Jt a O-EAIhL x Buea > Aga lbw HH? Scanned with CamScannerae aaa TORE We 2g New BSwL Vp 2M SOLVIWa FOR YD AMD PEREITY: ND= VE-N¢ = 24 ~ 2 Sk BBL PoRs 2S 2 0Te 75 re 6 lmL AMOR TO Lbs AP 0-1, 2 AZT? 726A Tom (EY = 47.9.014 Yom IS =~ "OAL x OL yor eupmer: w= 0-825 Vis 25.5mL Nfe 25-QuL. 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FOR FOAM Apa 276 +2 7EF 276 2 Vedg/ml = M4. 8676 lbw [FE 0-3 $0.04 BG FOR RUBPEK Ape G82 bOB2TCE2 _ y roeey/mL 189-120 (om [FES | OAs 0-24 0.1 j POR CE: | AO e ABETAE AZ 218455 /mL = 193° 5046 tba (FEF V4 $10 40.0 ror JAD = JS5S 4 1Ssete Bs = 4.9470 g/L = 902-5684 lomo Be 20+ 3-8 Scanned with CamScanner[Turn Fluid into Woter Randomize! Reset oO @ ® Fagg beistty © CW [oid | Lead [Foam | toe. @ OS Wine|_ Tren | Woot [Ruben | 2777 Tum Fhid into water 2=Fandomize fhe okject. 3 Reset the experiment. 4-Beaker is filled with Fluid. Sr Object Yo be ust for fhe experiment GUse te adjust the frid density. Fi-Use to determine the weight of on object. B Use 40 incrense /decrense the mass of Je Substance, A-Use to increase/ decrease the volume of the substoree. 10-Use, © eplore, the substorce tot is present in the beoker|ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS © WHAT 1s voruMe DISPL4éce MEUT q — VOLUME DISPLACEMEWT 1S THE METHOD oseD Te ND THE VOLUME pF SMALL c® IRREGULARLY SA4PED oBIECrS BY CGSERUING Tre DIFFERENCE WOTHE LEVEL cf FLUID /UGUID BEroee aD 4TTER IMMER IC AM 6B TECT WWTD & GRA DUMTED CYLINDER Wid & KNOWN MWEaAsoee MENT oe WATER @ WHY \s voLUMe DIsPLacemert PRACTICAL WW Dic rty CALCULATION OF IRRECULARLY Saver oBtecr 7 — BEcaUse IRRECULARLY SHAPED CBee CAM NOT BE WEAsoeED Wirt 4 ROLLER So TMat WE UCE D WATER DigeLacemeury, volUMe DISPLACE EET weTHOD 'S WHE BEST Way fe FIND DEW city OF IRRECULARLY SAreD oBtEctTs @® SEAM SKAMPLE IM Wiict VOLUME TSPLAGEMEHT 5S HOT APPLICABLE. WHY? EAAMPLES THAT 1S BET APPUCABLE ML YoLUME DISPLACEMENT 1S WME THE OBJECT “Hat ABSORSS WATER LIKE COTION, StOFFED Tey. OR A PILLOW - THEY ARE HOT APPL caABE FoR THAT Tht Rea cet 4AAT THEY ABSRSS WATER . BECAUcE THOSE ExAM- PLESIS DIFFER WHEN WE GUBWERCED Fr WOE Wares AUD A Lot MORE ERROR WIL Occug. @ war ARE THE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF DETERMINING DENSITY BY THE OWME DISPLACEWENT MeToo 7 ~ ADWANTAGES of PETERMINING DEMS BY THE vee DSPraceMENT METHOD 1% WHED THE YOLOMES ap RREGULARLY SHAPED OBTECTS CAM BE FOULD ASD THIS METHOD |S VASRE ACCVRATE AND THis MemtoD A FLOATING OBTECT WILL PISA ce wsTHE DISADVANTAGE ('5 WE Can US URGE CerecTs 4D THE CSTE CT Thay Benic IMMERSED AMHR WATER MAY REACT WITH ati of EVEN DISSKLE SUiatitlLy 4MD sy THAT Ut RepucES THE AcouRacy of THE BES ULTS OA Queer way Ww petERMIME THE DENSITY OF THE SOLID IS TP IMMeRce THE SeuD IN © MHOWM QUANTITY OF WATER: WHBIA Plece oF METAL WEICHING tog 15 PLACED IN GRA - DUATED CYLINDER CONTAINING 203 mL oy WATER, THE Fite VOWMeE oF WATER READS 24S mL. CALCULATE THE DEN syy IN &s (mL) AMD WWEnTy THE METAL BASED OF YOUR COMPUTED DENS TTY, Given. = [Oe voFf metal cample> ve " fe 303 a dency? 242 -2o3 yf adam = Yoml cerly 4° eo) - 2 aan glue 2 osm men @ AGRADATED CYLINDER CONTAINING 27-47 mL of MatER WiM4lly Weiohe Ta.7g, WHEN AN IRREGULAR Share OBTECT 1 PLACED I THE GRADUATED CYLINDER 5 HE FIWAL MASS RISES TD tg AND THE VOLOME oF WATER RISES TO BS WQym_. CALCULATE “HE DEW CITY Lg/me) of +he eBtecT, owen 3 M rane Dencity ? = ft . yee orate dency

VF Vi 13 me ~39 21 Mb - 01-47 me = G BRAY g/ml oF TTB me ta alm M objuct~ Mf -Mi (I49 vla-lg ~ 44 39le A 28.a9 OF \ROW Sitor Is ADDED Te A GRADUATED CYUNDER CONTAINING G&5-JOMLE oF WATER. THE WATER LEUBL RISES TO THE 99.10 ML MARK. FROM THis IWeORMATION, CALUCLATE THe DENSITY OF (RON IN gimme. pensity >? GWEN: Mass: 28 fey = J Density Fina vol - Infra | Yl) Fal Vel, =ATAOML — Soig Anita Vol = 49-90 mL ps 28 5 4 AOmL YS GPM = 28-0 3-67b = TI C66G6¢7 On @AnasK THAT WEIGHS BNe-8 9 VS FILED WITH Jad ML OF CARBON TETRACHLORIDE . THE WEIGHT oF tHe FLase AND CARGON TeTRACHT RIDE IS FoOND He BE 193 - 55g FROM THIS WiroR MATION 5 O4L- COLATE THE DEWSITY OF CARBON TETRA CHLO ~ Rive Wg /em3. Gwen FINAL Mass = 193.9 \nitta| Mase = aus gg Vel ~ gay mv = 225 cm? DENSITY = 7? = Tyna mess - |witet mass DENS TY ‘ Vol. - 257. 18 \ a . mL S27 mL \em> ~ 31,7199 Des cme bevewy tyr @) MERCURY METAL 1S POURED INTO A GRADUATED CYLINDER THAT HOLDS Exactly da2:-omL. THE MER- CoRy USED TD FILL THE CYUNDER \VEIeHS 50¢.6q- CALCULATE THE DENSITY OF MERCURY IN 9 /mL. GWEN Mass = 30@.°5 Volume = 22.9 mL Density ~ m Vv = S0¢@ ey a. mL Bieghey @ THE FOLLOWING MEASvREMENT OF MerTaL BAR WERE Mave By stopemy. IT’S LEME = B.10cm, WIDTYt = FO ON AND deIGHT = G-lomm - THE MASS OF AT Jrams - METAL + oF THE S4R 15 CA LOULATE —aYE DENSITY by lon?) of WE GvEN : Lb = 5-1ocm W =4.10 om He Glo mm es 9 ype me Wg . d= 9 Dencit y * 7 ve(u)(w CH) a = (9. lo cm )(4- 10cm) (Hem) Jrcag Cm? > |9.02gl om? = 2 2.30422 gfem? or[ CONCLUSIONS DETERMINING DENSITY BY THE VOLOME Ase PLACEMENT METHDD IS 4 LOT MORE EASIER AWD ACCURATE. DENSITY 18 4 PHYSICAL PROPERTY FeuND B DVIDINe THE M4sg Of AU OBTECT By ITS VOLUME. FINDING THE DENGITY OF AN UIKHOWN ELEMENT / IRREGULAR Ly SHAPED ELEMENT 15 SIMPLE By usinc| IWS MASS AUD VOLUME, THROUGH ove EXPERIMENTS WE HAUE DIScoUERED 4 LOT OF THWG . YE CONCULPE THAT oF THe oBtECr |S PENSER IT WILL spe 1 OT WEIGHS Moge tHay oA! BRLSL VOLUME oF WATE. IF THE OBTECt 13 LESS DEVSE TWILL FLOAT. IN LOOKING Foe whe DENS MY oF &N ONKHOWN Of Ie REGULAR ORIEL FIRST SVEP, VE Must NEED A Sotte p> PETERMINE THE MASc oF THE ELEMENT. S¥cov0s we LSED A GRADUATED CYLINDER FIWED WITH KPOWN WATER 1S APPROPRIATE FoR OUR EUVEMETNT (WEICHTS. AUD WE CaN HOW DETERMI THE UeLUME BY PLACING He «ORTECT into A ERADLATED CYL PER Filllep WITH KNOWN WATER , AFTER covlPLENNG THESE Sen’ WE CAN pou CALCULATE ITS DENSITY BY DIVIDING THE MASS CE ovR SBTEcCT BY VOLUME WwW Stoker, WE Use THE FORMULA WHICH I BENT EQYAL PASS oVES yorbme_ THESE STEPS WE HAVE svuccecsTOULLY BoE WITH ovR EXP£e tele eT— RECOMMENDATION WE RECOMMEND Hat THE ose oF GRADUATED CYLINDERS THab WAS FILED wit 4 KNOWN MEASOREMENMT oF WATER OR KNOWN 4S THE VOLLME DISPLACEMENT METHOD IS MORE ACCURATE 4ND PRECISE | DETER MINING DewsnyY .We PECoMMEND THs WsTRUMEpT THAN THE OSE OF DIFFE REXT INSTRUMENT LiKE Me ACoRING WATER THAT HAS SPILLED OOT A OVERFLOW ING BE4e ER TAKE Nore THE Mesr comMoy REASONS! FOR DENSITY =EREORG 1S WHEN WE USED THE WRONG OR Wi4cCURAME INSTRUMENTS AND NOT ACCOUNTING OR TEMPERATURE CHANEESG .WE WEED +O BE AWARE OF THESE COMMOY REASONS VHEN VE ARE covDUeTINS SxpPikeEMEUTS WY FECOMMEND THAT WE USE cokRpecr AND APPRORIATE FUOID DENSrTy OW #O\U DENSE IS OUR OBYECT. AND SCALE 5 PORTANT 1H LOOKING FOR THE MASS FOR REUABLE WE\CHNT. wasty, TO AVOID SREORS WE MUST USE CUR RIT CAL TAINKING IN DOING THIS ExPERIMENT. atts OUTSIDE THE Bex. [Ff VE NEED fo ADD ANO SoeTeactT THEW aDTUST ITt RE FEKENCE 9: “httes + |) www “Merriam -weaster .com / dictionary / wiome % IO displacement * https :// math. ancwers .com /Q 1 rttpe:// www -enotes .com /homewark “he! p/ what -+wo- ‘ereg vlar Tebjects - which ~ dis Placement = FOGO TR * hrips Wf ww . emit “Com / science / easily * betes wow -chem. fev: edu/Chem|ab Chm 4lab dengity.