What tool would you use if you were measuring an object in grams?
a balance
What unit would you be measuring if you were using a graduated cylinder?
milliliters
What happens when water is heated?
It expands, in a thermometer, the red liquid would go up the stem.
What does EXPAND mean?
Get bigger, increase
Name an object less dense than water.
wooden bead, cork, toothpick
Do equal volumes of water and ice have the same mass? Explain.
Yes, because even though ice takes up more space (it expands when it freezes), the mass does not change.
What does CONTRACT mean?
Get smaller, decrease
Explain one way the Celsius and Fahrenheit scales are different.
Celsius-Freezing is 0 degrees, Room Temp is 22 degrees, Body Temp is 37 degrees. Fahrenheit-Freezing is 32 degrees, Room Temp is 72 degrees, Body Temp is 98.6
When water expands, it becomes __________ dense, so it stays near the surface.
less
What unit would you be measuring if you were using a measuring tape?
centimeters
What happens when water is heated?
It expands, in a thermometer, the red liquid would go up the stem.
If an object FLOATS in water, the object is __________ dense than water.
less
Explain why this picture is incorrect.
It should be warm, room temp, cold. Cold water is more dense than water so it sinks. Hot water is less dense than water so it floats near the surface.
When water contracts, it becomes ___________ dense, so it sinks to the bottom.
more
All over the world the __________ sytem is used, but in the United States we use the ____________ system.
metric, customary or English
What tool would you use if you were measuring an object in centimeters?
measuring tape
Why does ice float?
Ice is less dense than water.
What tool would you use if you were measuring something in milliliters?
graduated cylinder
What tool is used to measure TEMPERATURE accurately?
A thermometer
What unit would you be measuring if you were using a balance?
grams
Name an object more dense than water.
rubber stopper, penny, marble, paperclip
Draw a picture of cold water (use blue), warm water (use red), and room temperature water (clear) all in one vial. Where would each type of water settle?
Top: warm Middle: room temp Bottom: cold
What happens when water is cooled?
It contracts, in a thermometer, the red liquid would go down the stem.
If an object SINKS in water, the object is ______________ dense than water.
more
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