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Title: Daily Problems Second Six Weeks


1
Daily ProblemsSecond Six Weeks
  • 3 October through
  • 10 November 2004

2
3 October 2004
  • Fill in new Table of Contents and start new Daily
    Problems

3
4 October 2004
  • Which volume units are used in graduated
    cylinders?
  • The volume units used in graduated cylinders are
    milliliters (mL).

4
5 October 2004
  • How is the mass of water in a graduated cylinder
    determined?
  • The mass of water in a graduated cylinder is
    determined by subtracting the mass of the
    cylinder from the mass of the cylinder plus the
    water.

5
6 October 2004
  • What is the formula for density?
  • The formula for density is
  • density mass/volume
  • or
  • d m/v

6
7 October 2004
  • A liquid has a mass of 15.7 g and a volume of
    20.0 mL. Find its density.
  • d m/v
  • d 15.7 g/ 20.0 mL
  • d 0.785 g/mL

7
10 October 2004
  • Find the density of a wood block that is 2.5 cm
    thick, 4.0 cm wide, 10.0 cm long and has a mass
    of 95.0 g.
  • V LWT
  • (10.0 cm)(4.0 cm)(2.5 cm)
  • 100 cm3
  • d m/v 95.0 g/100 cm3
  • 0.95 g/cm3

8
11 October 2004
  • Find the density of an object that is 3.7 cm
    thick, 5.6 cm wide, 12.4 cm long and has a mass
    of 124 g.
  • V LWT
  • (12.4 cm)(5.6 cm)(3.7 cm)
  • 257 cm3
  • d m/v 124 g/257 cm3
  • 0.48 g/cm3

9
12 October 2004
  • A sheet of metal foil is 0.0010 cm thick, 10.2 cm
    wide, 17.8 cm long and has a mass of 1.62 g. Find
    its density.
  • V LWT
  • (17.8 cm)(10.2 cm)(0.0010 cm)
  • 0.182 cm3
  • d m/v 1.62 g/0.182 cm3
  • 8.9 g/cm3

10
13 October 2004
  • One hundred small nails have a mass of 285 g.
    When placed in a graduated cylinder the water
    level rises from 100.0 mL to 136.5 mL. Find
    density.
  • V 136.5 mL 100.0 mL 36.5 mL
  • d m/v 285 g/36.5 mL
  • 7.81 g/mL

11
14 October 2004
  • Twelve large nails have a mass of 119.7 g. When
    placed in a graduated cylinder, the water level
    rises from 61.5 mL to 76.8 mL. Find density.
  • V 76.8 mL 61.5 mL 15.3 mL
  • d m/v 119.7 g/15.3 mL
  • 7.82 g/mL

12
17 October 2004
  • A cylindrical solid is 11.3 cm long and has a
    diameter of 2.7 cm. Its mass is 61.8 g. Find
    density.
  • V ?r2L 64.7 cm3
  • d m/v 61.8 g/64.7 cm3
  • 0.955 g/cm3

13
18 October 2004
  • Find density when the mass is 193.0 g and the
    volume is 10.0 cm3. Identify the substance.
  • d m/v 193.0 g/ 10.0 cm3
  • 19.3 g/ cm3
  • substance is gold

14
19 October 2004
  • Find density when the mass is 89.0 g and the
    volume is 10.0 cm3. Identify the substance.
  • d m/v 89.0 g/ 10.0 cm3
  • 8.9 g/ cm3
  • substance is copper

15
20 October 2004
  • Draw a picture of a graduated cylinder containing
    corn syrup, density 1.3 g/mL, and water,
    density 1.0 g/mL. Rubbing alcohol with a
    density of 0.80 g/mL is added. Where will the new
    layer be?
  • top-alcohol
  • middle-water
  • bottom-corn syrup

16
21 October 2004
  • An object has a volume of 5.0 cm3 and a density
    of 2.6 g/cm3. Find its mass.
  • d m/v
  • m dv (2.6g/cm3)(5.0 cm3)
  • 13 g

17
24 October 2004
  • List the three phases of matter.
  • The three phases of matter are solid, liquid, and
    gas.

18
25 October 2004
  • Which phase of matter was produced in yesterdays
    lab?
  • Gas (carbon dioxide) was produced when baking
    soda and vinegar reacted.

19
26 October
  • What three particles make up an atom?
  • The three particles that make up atoms are
    protons, neutrons, and electrons.

20
27 October 2004
  • What is the name of the negatively charged
    particles in atoms.
  • Negatively charged particles in atoms are
    electrons.

21
28 October 2004
  • What is the name of the positively charged
    particles in atoms.
  • Positively charged particles in atoms are protons.

22
1 November 2004
  • Name the neutral particles found in atoms.
  • The neutral particles found in atoms are neutrons.

23
2 November 2004
  • Where are protons located in atoms?
  • Protons are located in the nucleus of an atom.

24
3 Novemeber 2004
  • Where are neutrons located in atoms?
  • Neutrons are located in the nucleus of an atom.

25
4 November 2004
  • Where are electrons found in atoms?
  • Electrons in an atom are found flying around the
    nucleus.

26
7 November 2004
  • Draw a model of a helium atom.

27
8 November 2004
  • Changing which particle in an atom will result in
    a new element?
  • Changing the number of protons in an atom results
    in a new element.

28
9 November 2004
  • How many groups are on a periodic table?
  • There are seven groups on a periodic table.

29
10 November 2004
  • How many periods are on a periodic table?
  • There are 18 periods on a periodic table.
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