Jello Day: Density Use either the geometric method or the submersion method to find the density of Jello: ρ = M / V.

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Jello Day: Density Use either the geometric method or the submersion method to find the density of Jello: ρ = M / V

Jello Day: Young’s Modulus Squash some Jello (a little) to find its Young’s Modulus “Y”: F = mg LoLo ΔL

Jello Day: Specific Heat Use a small cup of warm water and a cube of room temperature Jello to find the specific heat of Jello. You will need to measure the mass M and initial temperature T i of the water, and the mass and initial temperature of the Jello. Then you’ll put the Jello in the water and stir the water around until everything reaches a steady final temperature T f. Use the following equation to find c Jello: