Volume measurement by displacement method | Density | Physics

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This is so helping, now I didn't understand how to measure the density of the floating object.

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[@cindyandjoey]

To measure a floating object, could you do it like this?: First weigh the very light object on the scale. Say that it weighs 50g. Then you could use fine, almost weightless thread to tether the object to the bottom and pull it under water. The object will displace water. Let's say the level rises to 1600 ml, so amount displaced equals 1600 - 1000 = 600 ml, which is same as 600 cm^3. Now, you'd calculate density at 50g / 600 cm^3 = 0.08 g/cm^3. The answer should be a number less than 1 because water is 1 g/cm^3, and objects that float have a specific gravity less than water, so this seems correct.

[@Yapp1ng]

there is another way im not sure if it's correct, so basically as you said we weigh the light object let's say its 50g, you could then bring a heavy solid and measure it and see it's volume alone, then you put it above the light object for the light object to sink and you subtract the water and the heavy object which leaves you with the light object. (correct me if im wrong)

[@heinpereboom5521]

@@Yapp1ng If you place the heavy object on the light object, the upward force of the light object can be calculated by subtracting the weight of the heavy object minus its upward force (because that is now the weight under water that you measure extra) from the measured value on the balance. Of course, you must first measure the weight and volume of the heavy object. What you are left with is the weight of the displaced water of the light object, which is the volume (if measured in water).

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It's nice but I didn't understand how to measure the floating stuff

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We can sunk it by force and then calculate

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[@crowxe]

if we tether a ball to the bottom of a tank and put the tank on scale and then we cut the thread, shouldn't the scale read higher momentarily until the ball reaches the surface or reaches its terminal velocity?

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Sir u explained very well

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if we had taken water 700 ml instead of 1000 ml, would the result be same or its independent of water volume?

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How would you find the volume of sand, air, or cotton?

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But this would not work for hollow objects right?

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Can we find if it is float?

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Wouldn't the value of gravity count in measuring density?

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C/D = 3.17157

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Missing margins of error on the displacement and weight process so not sure you can have 3 significant figures in the result.

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dont you have to convert milliliters to meter cube

[@cindyandjoey]

1 milliliter is equal to 1 cubic centimeter So here: 520 g / 220 cm^3 = 2.36 g/cm^3

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when he showed us the new water level it was 1220 not 1200 wtf?

[@liamkelly472]

it is blocked by the line at which the wat is at, plus they measure it by the meniscus of the water which would have been at 1220ml

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