PPT-Density, Specific Gravity, and Specific Volume

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Yewande Dayo Student Pharmacist Objectives Define density specific gravity and specific volume Determine each through appropriate calculations Calculate specific

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Yewande Dayo Student Pharmacist Objectives Define density specific gravity and specific volume Determine each through appropriate calculations Calculate specific gravity from data derived from the use of a . Principles Density The density pronounced rho of an object is the ratio of its mass to its volume Since very few substances have exactly the same density this property can be used to identify an element or compound Buoyant Force When you are swim Gravity Pilates Tina Gravity Danielle MIND STUDIO MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 8:00 Spartacus Boot Camp Rick 9:30 Barre Marla/Danielle Fusion (L1-2) Naomi Hatha Density is the mass per unit volume of an object. Density = . mass. D = . m. Volume V. Density = love. Mass and volume are extensive properties. These values change depending on how much material you have.. Taking up space. Which is heavier, a . tonne. of lead or a . tonne. of feathers?. Everyone knows that lead is heavier than feathers, but that is not the right answer.. Tonne. of anything weighs the same.. ’. s law of . universal gravitation. :. where:. F is the force of gravitation.. m. 1. and m. 2. are the masses.. r is the distance between the masses.. . . is the gravitational constant that is equal to 6.67x10. What is Weight?. Weight. is a measure of the force of gravity on an object. On Earth, all objects are attracted towards the center of the planet by the force of Earth’s gravity. On other planets, the force of gravity on you may be more or less than it is on Earth. 1. A piece of tin has a mass of 16.52 g and a volume of 2.26 cm. 3. . What is the density of tin? . Given. Mass= 16.53g Volume 2.26cm. 3. Unknown . D=?. Equation. D=M/V. Sub and Solve. D=16.53g/2.26cm.  . Metric Base Units of Measure.  . Mass = gram (g). Volume = liter . (L). Length = meter (m. ). . Time = second (s).  . Know . your metric prefixes.  . kilo-. I Density(D). An object’s mass compared to its volume. On Earth we can sometimes use weight for mass.. IV Density Facts. Things with . HIGH Density. : Bowling Ball Shot put. Big Marble. Things with . Convert the following to scientific notation. Distance from Sun. : 92,960,000 . miles ____. Estimated Age of universe – 14,000,000,000. Convert the following to standard form. Speed of light = 9.0 * 10. Laguna del Maule Gravity. Craig Miller, Glyn Williams-Jones, . Hélène Le . Mével. , Basil . Tikoff. , . Introduction . What gravity measures:. Variations in density within the Earth. What equipment we use:. (. Bouguer. ) density. : . Principles. Nettleton. , scatterplot, covariance, . Parasnis. methods. First-difference and . Multiscale. first-difference methods. Bias in terrain-density estimates:. Subsurface structure correlated with surface topography. Toulouse. C. h. . Förste. 1. , S.L. Bruinsma. 2. , O. Abrikosov. 1. , J.-M. Lemoine. 2. , T. Schaller. 3. , H.-J. Götze. 3. , J. Ebbing. 3. , J.C. Marty. 2. , F. Flechtner. 1. , G. Balmino. 2. and R. Biancale. Print out the Plus Counter on a transparency sheet. . Open the healthy blood image, and set the magnification to 80x. . Hold the Plus Counter transparency over the computer screen. Tape it in place if need be. .

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