Density Practice Test

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A material with a high density feels (lighter  or heavier) than a material with a low density of a same size.

heavier

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What is the volume of water in the following picture to the correct Significant Figures?*

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44.5mL

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Density is how much (mass  or volume) there is per given size of a material.

mass

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What is the volume of the solid in the following picture?

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2.7ml

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Materials with a higher density than water (float  or  sink) when you put them in water.

sink

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A piece of metal with a mass of 147g is placed in a graduated cylinder.  The water level rises from 20 mL to 41mL.  What is the volume of the metal?

21mL

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A piece of metal with a mass of 147g is placed in a graduated cylinder.  The water level rises from 20 mL to 41mL.  What is the volume of the metal?

-From the question above, what is the density of the metal?

7grams/mL

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Which of the following diagram represents an object that is more dense?*

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A

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Which of the following diagram represents an object that has bigger volume?*

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B

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Warm water has smaller density than cold water because

warm particles take up more space

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From the picture below, which one has the largest density?*

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honey

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What happens when you mix cold water and warm water?

Warm water rises before they mix

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What is the correct volume of the battery shown in the diagram? Assume the first picture shows the water before putting the battery in the graduated cylinder.*

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5mL

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What is the mass of water based on the following information?

Mass of empty beaker: 120 grams

Mass of beaker and water: 190 grams

190 - 120 grams

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How do you get the density of the block shown below?*

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You need to divide mass by volume

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How do you get the volume of the block below?*

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215 x 440 x 100

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Write the answer for the correct number and units for the following calculations. Be sure to round the answers to the correct significant figures.

                53.0 grams / 6.4 mL 

8.3 g/mL

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How many Liters are in 250 mL?*

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0.25 L

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How many centimeters are in 2 meters?*

200 centimeters

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How many Significant Figures are in the following numbers?

A. 0.005800

B. 58000

A. 4 B. 2

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Beaker

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flask

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Test tube

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graduated cylinder

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funnel

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Multiply/divide sigfigs

match the sigfig with the smaller sigfig number

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add/subtract sigfigs

match with the least digits after .

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5.992=

4 sigfigs

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0.0485=

3 sigfig

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0.0000002=

1 sigfig

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2.5× 10power of 3

2500

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density =

mass over volume

mass/divided by/volume

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mass is

the amount of matter an object contains (aka how heavy)

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volume is

how much space it takes up ( aka how big)

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Hot water -

more kinetic(moving) energy —> molecules moves away from one another—>takes up more space —→ density becomes smaller