Title: Volume, Length and Mass
1Volume, Length and Mass
- And the tools that help you find them
2What do we measure?
- 5 things we measure in grade 7?
- Length
- Volume
- Mass
- Density
- Temperature
3What do I measure?
Millimeters?
Length
Remember the milli- prefix only tells us size.
4What do I measure?
Milligrams?
Mass
Remember the milli- prefix only tells us size.
5What do I measure?
Milliliters?
Volume
Remember the milli- prefix only tells us size.
6What do I measure?
C
Temperature
7Important Vocab
- Cohesion The attraction of the molecules of an
object to each other. Example The way water
forms a puddle. - Adhesion The attraction of one object to
another. Example The way drops of water stick
to the side of an empty glass
8The Tools that Help
- We use many tools to help us measure mass,
volume, temperature and length.
9Measuring Tools
What Am I?
1
Thermometer
What do I measure?
Temperature
2
10Measuring Tools
What am I?
Triple-Beam Balance
3
What do I measure?
Mass
4
11Measuring Tools
Middle slide weight adds 100 grams with each
notch.
Back slide adds 10 grams with each notch.
Front slide weight can be as accurate as .1 gram
Uses three beams for finding balance mass.
12Very, Very Bad
Marking the equipment in any way is UNACCEPTABLE
Do not disrespect the equipment
13Measuring Tools
What are we?
Beakers come in all sizes
Beakers
5
What do we measure?
Volume
6
14Measuring Tools
Beakers have a spout for pouring.
15Measuring Tools
What am we?
Erlenmeyer Flasks also come in all sizes
Erlenmeyer Flasks
7
They have flat bottoms
What do we measure?
Volume
8
16Measuring Tools
Great for Stirring!!
No spout here. You can plug/cap these.
17Measuring Tools
What am I?
Whats the Jump?
9
Spring Scale
11
200
What do I measure?
Mass
10
18Practice a Bit?
JUMP ? of Spaces 200 ? 8 ??
13
25
Number of Spaces?
12
8
19Practice a Bit?
16
50
425
14
17
700
975
15
20Measuring Tools
What am we?
Pipets draw liquid out of one canister in
measured amounts, usually to deliver to another
container.
18
Pipet
What do we measure?
Volume
19
21Measuring Tools
What are we?
20
Graduated Cylinders
What do we measure?
Volume
21
22TD vs. TC
We look the same.
TD
TC
But we are different!
What does TC stand for?
22
To contain
23How do we know?
The tool will be marked on the side
24How do we know?
Here you see the TD marking
25Scale practice
JUMP
1 ml 1 cc
What is this filled to.
23
36 ml
26The Mighty Meniscus
Water is cohesive and adhesive. Clings to glass
on sides and climbs edge making a curved shape.
Read from the BOTTOM of the meniscus. Can make a
big difference!
27Measuring Partners
What am I?
Filler
24
Filler can be one of the many jobs of a beaker.
28Proper pouring technique is very important.
Edges in Close contact with each other.
Notice the hand steadying the container
29Measuring Tools
What am I?
25
Overflow Canister
What do I measure?
Volume
26
30Measuring Tools
Excess water is collected by a volume measuring
device
Object placed in canister and water overflows out
spout.
31Tools not for Measuring
What am I?
27
Scalpel
32Tools not for Measuring
What am I?
Forceps
28
These are not tweezers so dont call them that!!
33Tools not for Measuring
What am I?
Watch Glass
29
Use it curve side down and place items inside.
34Tools not for Measuring
What am I?
30
Dissecting Scissors
35Tools not for Measuring
We come in all shapes and sizes
What are we?
31
Microscopes
36Tools not for Measuring
What are we?
32
Tongs
Not pronounced like the Cysco song!!
37Important!!
- Know these instruments
- You will be tested on them!!!