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The relative densities of liquids may be obtained by finding the weight of a sinker in the various liquids. Suppose that when the sinker is immersed in a ...
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Part II: To measure accurately the density of various liquids by means of the Westphal balance. Part III: To measure the specific gravity of these liquids ...
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Suppose the body of mass M and density D, referred to above, is such that when fastened to the block of wood the two together sink in the liquid. ...
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OBJECT: To determine the density of a liquid and of a solid, using the pycnometer method. METHOD: The mass of an irregular solid is determined by weighing.
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Show your students the happy ball hitting the wooden block and knocking the block over, then flip the mallet around so that the sad ball hits the block this ...
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