2. TODAY’S AGENDA 10/28 FTF (Turn in Skittles Lab!) WHY DOES ICE FLOAT ON WATER? Think-Pair-Share (1-2-2) Can you explain this? In a few sentences come up with your own explanation as to why ice floats on water. FTF (Turn in Skittles Lab!) WHY DOES ICE FLOAT ON WATER? Think-Pair-Share (1-2-2) Can you explain this? In a few sentences come up with your own explanation as to why ice floats on water. Homework: Eureka Density! TODAY IN SCIENCE CLASS – FTF Review & Discuss Density 2-Column Notes Calculating Density Practice Exit Ticket (Explain why ice floats on water) SWBAT Define density and use the formula for calculating density to find the density of a mystery liquid. UNIT 3: Metric System

3. 2 COLUMN NOTES ALL OF THEM!

4. D ENSITY

5. The measure of how much mass is contained in a given volume

6. T HE FORMULA OF DENSITY IS : Density = Mass / Volume

7. F IGURE 5: C OMPARING D ENSITIES - I NFERRING : W HICH ITEM HAS THE GREATER DENSITY ? The bowling ball Since the bowling ball has a greater mass, it has a greater density, even though both balls have the same volume

8. D ENSITY Units of Density

9. W HY IS DENSITY EXPRESSED AS A COMBINATION OF TWO DIFFERENT UNITS ? Because density is actually made up of two other measurements – mass and volume – an objects density is expressed as a combination of two units Two Common Units for Density Grams per cubic centimeter (g/cm³) Grams per milliliter (g/mL)

10. MATH PRACTICE: WHAT IS THE DENSITY OF A WOOD BLOCK WITH A VOLUME OF 125 CM³ AND A MASS OF 57 G? Density = mass / volume Density = 57 g / 125 cm³ Density = 0.46 g/ cm³

11. M ATH P RACTICE : W HAT IS THE DENSITY OF A LIQUID WITH A MASS OF 45 G AND A VOLUME OF 48 M L? Density = mass / volume Density = 45 g / 48 mL Density = 0.94 g/mL

12. D ENSITY Densities of Common Substances

13. T HE DENSITY OF A SUBSTANCE IS THE ______ FOR ALL SAMPLES OF THAT SUBSTANCE. Same

14. F IGURE 6: A PPLYING C ONCEPTS : H OW COULD YOU USE DENSITY TO DETERMINE WHETHER A BAR OF METAL IS PURE GOLD ? If the bar of gold has a density that is greater than or less than 19.3 g/cm³, then the sample is not pure gold. Densities of Some Common Substances SubstanceDensity (g/cm³) Air0.001 Ice0.9 Water1.0 Aluminum2.7 Gold19.3

15. A N OBJECT WILL FLOAT IF IT IS _____ _____ THAN A SURROUNDING LIQUID. Less dense

16. THINK ABOUT IT – WHEN DOES AN OBJECT SINK IN LIQUID? When it is more dense than the surrounding liquid.

17. READING CHECKPOINT (PAGE 53): WILL AN OBJECT WITH A DENSITY OF 0.7 G/CM³ FLOAT OR SINK IN WATER? An object that has a density of 0.7 g/cm³ will float in water (1 g/cm³) because it is less dense than water

18. TICKET OUT WHY DOES ICE FLOAT ON WATER? 1. Calculate the Density of Water and Ice Liquid water Mass = 100 g Volume = 100 mL Density = ? Ice Volume = 100 mL Mass = 92 g Density = ? 2. What is the formula for density? 3. Explain how floating is related to density. 4. Why does ice float on water (use data from question 1)

19. TODAY’S AGENDA 10/29 FTF (Homework Out Please!) 1. What is the formula for density? 2. What two common units are used for density? 3. A block of metal has a volume of 15.0 cm 3 and has a mass of 40.5 g. What is the density? 4. Use the table below to determine what metal it is? FTF (Homework Out Please!) 1. What is the formula for density? 2. What two common units are used for density? 3. A block of metal has a volume of 15.0 cm 3 and has a mass of 40.5 g. What is the density? 4. Use the table below to determine what metal it is? Homework: Density Calculations Worksheet and Complete Tower Lab (if not completed in class) ! TODAY IN SCIENCE CLASS – FTF Review & Discuss Homework Review Density Tower Lab Calculating Density Practice WILT SWBAT Define density and use the formula for calculating density to find the density of a mystery liquid. UNIT 3: Metric System Aluminum2.7 g/cm3 Silver10.49 g/cm3 Lead11.34 g/cm3

20. DENSITY It doesn’t matter what the volume or mass is, for any given substance the density will always be the same! That’s because density is a proportion of mass to volume. If a 1 cm3 piece of gold has a mass of 19.3 g what would the mass be of a 2 cm3 piece of gold? Calculate the Density for each.

21. DENSITY TOWER Complete Pre-Lab Questions Procedure Find the mass of an empty container (m1). Record. Find the mass of the mystery liquid (m2). Record. Calculate the mass of the liquid (m2-m1). Record. Record the volume of the liquid. Using the mass and volume, calculate the density of the liquid. Record density in table. Write the density on the white board table in the appropriate place. Complete Lab Questions #6 - #8. Now we pour them to see what happens!

22. WILT – TICKET OUT What was the most difficult part of the lab? What was the easiest part of the lab?

23. TODAY’S AGENDA 10/30 FTF (Homework Out Please!) White Board Density Activity FTF (Homework Out Please!) White Board Density Activity Homework: Complete Tower Lab (blocks C & D) & re-do calculating density h.w. if needed TODAY IN SCIENCE CLASS – Homework Review FTF Review & Discuss Density Tower Lab Ticket Out SWBAT Identify the formula for density and correctly calculate the density of 3 objects by first finding the mass and volume. UNIT 3: Metric System

24. WHITE BOARD DENSITY ACTIVITY On the top of your whiteboard write the formula for density. For each problem you will write: m = & v = Take turns! Each person is to complete 2 of the problems. Ask your partner for help if you need it. Problems: 1. A block of wood has a mass of 100 g and a volume of 50 cm 3. What is the density? 2. A small statue has a mass of 250 g and a volume of 1000 cm 3. What is the density? 3. Janet calculates the mass of a 500 cm 3 box to be 250.5 g. What is the density of the box? 4. Mrs. Dean uses the water displacement method to calculate the volume of a rock. The initial volume in the graduated cylinder is 50 mL and after immersing the rock it rises to 500 mL. The mass is calculated to be 1350 g. What is the density? D = m = v =

25. DENSITY TOWER Complete Pre-Lab Questions Procedure Find the volume of the liquid using a graduated cylinder. Record on data table. Find the mass of an empty container (m1). Record. Find the mass of the mystery liquid (m2). Record. Calculate the mass of the liquid (m2-m1). Record. Using the mass and volume, calculate the density of the liquid. Record density in table. Write the density on the white board table in the appropriate place. Complete Lab Questions #6 - #8. Now we pour them to see what happens!

26. DENSITY TOWER - #7 Complete the table on the back of your lab by using the calculations of your classmates. Take a guess as to what the mystery liquids are by comparing the densities you calculated to the densities listed on the table. Determine the “float order” by placing the most dense on the bottom (#7) and least dense on the top (#1).

27. TODAY’S AGENDA 10/31 FTF (Homework Out Please!) D & C Block: 1. Identify 3 things that are the same and 3 things that are different for each type of soda. 2. Make a prediction about whether each soda will sink or float. A & B Block: Complete Tower Lab Activity FTF (Homework Out Please!) D & C Block: 1. Identify 3 things that are the same and 3 things that are different for each type of soda. 2. Make a prediction about whether each soda will sink or float. A & B Block: Complete Tower Lab Activity Homework: Floating & Sinking Section Summary. Tower Lab Due Tomorrow! ( A & B Blocks) Homework: Floating & Sinking Section Summary. Tower Lab Due Tomorrow! ( A & B Blocks) TODAY IN SCIENCE CLASS – FTF Review & Discuss Homework Review Complete Tower Lab Activity ( A & B Blocks) Bill Nye Buoyancy Video Begin Coke vs Diet Coke Lab w/ video questions WILT SWBAT Describe how density is related to sinking and floating; what does the density of an object need to be for it to float on water? Sink in water? UNIT 3: Metric System

28. DENSITY TOWER Complete Pre-Lab Questions Procedure Find the volume of the liquid using a graduated cylinder. Record on data table. Find the mass of an empty container (m1). Record. Find the mass of the mystery liquid (m2). Record. Calculate the mass of the liquid (m2-m1). Record. Using the mass and volume, calculate the density of the liquid. Record density in table. Write the density on the white board table in the appropriate place. Complete Lab Questions #6 - #8. Now we pour them to see what happens!

29. DENSITY TOWER - #7 Complete the table on the back of your lab by using the calculations of your classmates. Take a guess as to what the mystery liquids are by comparing the densities you calculated to the densities listed on the table. Determine the “float order” by placing the most dense on the bottom (#7) and least dense on the top (#1).

30. COKE VERSUS DIET COKE LAB

31. DENSITY OF BLOCKS Select 3 blocks of different sizes Procedure Calculate the volume of the block using L x W x H. Record. Calculate the mass of the block using a triple beam balance. Record on data table. Use the volume and mass to find the density. Record density on table. Would this block float or sink if placed in water?

32. TODAY’S AGENDA 11/1 FTF (Homework Out Please!) Will it Float or Sink in Water? M = v = FTF (Homework Out Please!) Will it Float or Sink in Water? M = v = Homework: Complete Take Home Quiz (the Study Guide) TODAY IN SCIENCE CLASS – FTF Review & Discuss Coke vs Diet Coke Lab Homework Review WILT SWBAT Define density and use the formula for calculating density to find the density of a mystery liquid. UNIT 3: Metric System

33. WILT Mrs. Dean found this cool rock. She thinks it might be a mineral called Dolomite. Minerals all have unique densities, so if she calculates the density she will be able to know for sure what it is. How can Mrs. Dean find out the density of the rock? BE VERY SPECIFIC!

34. T IME

35. Units of Time

36. W HAT IS THE SI UNIT USED TO MEASURE TIME ? The second(s) is the SI unit to measure time

37. Common Conversions for Time 1s= =60 s 1h=

38. Common Conversions for Time 1s=1,000 ms =60 s 1h=

39. Common Conversions for Time 1s=1,000 ms 1 min=60 s 1h=

40. Common Conversions for Time 1s=1,000 ms 1 min=60 s 1h=60 min

41. TIME Measuring Time

42. W HY WOULD A STOP WATCH BE USED TO MEASURE TIME IN AN IMPORTANT RACE ? Because stop watches measure in units smaller than the second These measurements include the tenth and hundredth of a second

43. R EADING C HECKPOINT ( PAGE 53) - H OW MANY MILLISECONDS ARE IN ONE SECOND ? 1,000 milliseconds

44. TEMPERATURE

45. Units of Temperature

46. A COMMON UNIT TO MEASURE TEMPERATURE IS THE ___ ___. Celsius scale

47. W ATER FREEZES AT ______ AND BOILS AT ______. 0 °C 100 °C

48. T HE NORMAL HUMAN BODY TEMPERATURE IS APPROXIMATELY ________. 37 °C

49. W HAT IS THE OFFICIAL SI UNIT FOR TEMPERATURE ? The Kelvin Scale (°K) 0 °K = 273 °C

50. F IGURE 8: M EASURING T EMPERATURE - O BSERVING : A T WHAT TEMPERATURE ON THE K ELVIN SCALE DOES WATER BOIL ? 373 °K

51. W HAT IS ABSOLUTE ZERO ? Absolute zero is considered by scientists to be the coldest temperature possible 0 °K or –273 °C

52. TEMPERATURE Measuring Temperature

53. W HAT INSTRUMENT IS USED TO MEASURE TEMPERATURE ? Thermometer

54. TODAY’S AGENDA 10/28 FTF (Homework Out Please!) a) What is the formula for finding density? b) What is the trick I taught you to remember? c) Complete the “Density of Boxes” Worksheet FTF (Homework Out Please!) a) What is the formula for finding density? b) What is the trick I taught you to remember? c) Complete the “Density of Boxes” Worksheet Homework: “Calculating the Density of Objects” worksheet. TODAY IN SCIENCE CLASS 1.Complete Density Two-Column Notes while reading text (alone or with partner – your choice) 2.Density PowerPoint 3.Bill Nye Boyancy Video and WorksheetBill Nye Boyancy 4.Coke vs Diet Coke Introduction

55. WILT Mrs. Dean found this cool rock. She thinks it might be a mineral called Dolomite. Minerals all have unique densities, so if she calculates the density she will be able to know for sure what it is. How can Mrs. Dean find out the density of the rock? BE VERY SPECIFIC!

56. TODAY’S AGENDA 10/29 FTF (Homework Out Please!) a. Please get out your 2-column notes from yesterday! FTF (Homework Out Please!) a. Please get out your 2-column notes from yesterday! Homework: None TODAY IN SCIENCE CLASS 1.Density PowerPoint (Blocks A,C,D) 2.Bill Nye Boyancy Video and WorksheetBill Nye Boyancy 3.Coke vs Diet Coke Introduction

57. TODAY’S AGENDA 10/30 FTF a. Pick up Coke vs Diet Coke handout b. Complete Part I of the Coke vs Diet Coke Lab FTF a. Pick up Coke vs Diet Coke handout b. Complete Part I of the Coke vs Diet Coke Lab Reminder: Test on Thursday!! Homework: Work on study guide and STUDY! Reminder: Test on Thursday!! Homework: Work on study guide and STUDY! TODAY IN SCIENCE CLASS 1.Coke vs Diet Coke Lab