Density of liquids page two 2015
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This document provides resources for research and questions about a density experiment. It includes: 1) Four websites with information on science, geography, physics, and layered density columns. 2) Questions about what surprised the student in the experiment, how changing the amount of vegetable oil would affect results, whether student hypotheses about the densest liquids were correct, and conclusions that can be drawn about earth's layer formation and the extremely dense inner core. 3) A request to record results from four experiment trials by describing and labeling color photos of each vial and explaining what was learned from each specific trial.
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- 1. Use these websites to assistyou with research: http://www.shonscience.com/uploads/2/2/1/3/22138584/2635932_orig.jpg http://www.coolgeography.co.uk/GCSE/AQA/Restless%20Earth/Tectonics/Crustal_types.jpg http://physics.info/density/ http://cnmesm.wikispaces.com/G6_Seven+Layer+Density+Column 16. What surprised youduringthisexperiment? Describeatleasttwothingsthatsurprisedyou. 1.- 2.- 17. Let’ssay you added7 mL of vegetable oilinsteadof 2.5 mL, wouldthatchange where the vegetable oil wouldpositionitself inthe testtube? ______________Explain your answer.__________________ __________________________________________________________________________________ 18. A lotof studentshypothesizedthatthe “thickestliquids”wouldbe the mostdense liquids. Wastheir hypothesiscorrect?__________Explain:__________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ 19. Didyou getyour hypothesiscorrect?______________. Explainbelow. 20. Look at the densityof the continental crust andoceaniccrust. Sometimesatconvergentboundaries the oceaniccrust gets pushedunderthe continental crust. Whydoesthe oceaniccrust alwayssink underthe continental crust? 21. What can youconclude aboutthe how the layersof the earthform? 22. Why isthe innercore so incrediblydense? 23. Record yourdata/results fromyour4 trialsof experimentationbelow: (Colorandlabel eachvial.) Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Trial 4 Describein words (below)theresults ofeach specific test or trial. Explainwhat youlearnedfrom thatspecifictrial.