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Density and Buoyancy Analysis

This document describes a density floating activity where students measure the mass and volume of objects to calculate their density and determine if they float or sink in water. Students observe that objects with lower densities float while objects with higher densities sink. The document asks students to identify which object from the table would float in gasoline based on gasoline's density of 0.737g/mL.

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Density and Buoyancy Analysis

This document describes a density floating activity where students measure the mass and volume of objects to calculate their density and determine if they float or sink in water. Students observe that objects with lower densities float while objects with higher densities sink. The document asks students to identify which object from the table would float in gasoline based on gasoline's density of 0.737g/mL.

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Density Floating Activity

Object

Mass (g)

Volume (mL)

Density
(g/mL)

Floats/Sink

1. What objects float; and why do they?

2. What objects sink; and why do they?

3. Gasoline has a density of 0.737g/mL; which of the objects (from the above
table) would float in gasoline?

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