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| Density can be used to determine:___________________ |
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| ...the identify of unknown materials. |
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| Atoms/molecules that contain mass. |
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| The number of particles packed into a given volume. |
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| The standard unit of weight when calculating density. |
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| The standard unit of volume when calculating density. |
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| The three states of matter. |
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| ...the standard unit of density (1.0 g/cm^2) |
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| Two variables that affect density: |
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| Mass of the particles and distance between them. |
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| The greater the distance between particles... |
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| ...the lower the density will be. |
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| The tool one uses to measure volume. |
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| The tool used to measure mass. |
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| Formula for calculating the volume of a rectangular solid. |
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| Volume (g/cm^2) = length x width x height. |
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| The way a scientist can measure the volume of an irregularly-shaped object. |
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| A quality of any matter that can be measured without changing the composition of the matter. |
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