How to Find the Density of a Solid or Liquid

[@ShadE97]

Thank you a lot, it actually helped me a lot for my assignment

[@spielbergo74]

Brilliant video, thanks

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helpful and great for homeschooling

[@SaturdayParker]

Thank you this helped me study for my lab quiz

[@MAR5909]

Thank you, this is helpful

[@SimpleScienceandMaths]

+MAR5909 You're very welcome, thank you for watching!

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that look at 3:39 lmao

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Agreed

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Yeah really useful education video

[@Swaglander]

My school played this on some dodgy mics at full volume and all u could hear was... well actually all u could hear was nothing, as noise was so deafening it was mad

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Sorry about that!!

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the intro scared me

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[@spielbergo74]

The density of water is 1000kgm3 therefor you have worked out the relative density instead of the density

[@SimpleScienceandMaths]

Nathan Clarkson Hi Nathan. We worked out the density, in units of g/cm^3. Those are not standard units, but they're more common at junior cert level, and 1000 kg/m^3 is the same as 1 g/cm^3. Relative density is when you compare the density of a material to that of another material, but we are only looking at one material at a time here.

[@jonathanm9545]

Density kg/m3

[@leocurious9919]

A lot easyer and more precise: Get the weight of the object. Tie a (thin) thread around it and lower it into water in a container on the scale. The gain in weight is exactly the volume of displaced water. Since water is pretty much 1g/cm³ -> weight/volume = density That way there is no huge error due to surface tension, poor volume accuracy etc.

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