A material with a mass of 2.0 g when placed in a graduated cylinder the volume changed from 70 ml to 75 ml has a density of 0.4 g/mL.
How do I calculate the substance's density?
We'll start by getting the substance's volume. This is attainable as follows:
Water volume: 70 mL
75 mL = volume of material + water.
Substance volume =?
Substance volume equals (substance volume plus water) - (Volume of water)
Substance volume = 75 - 70
5 mL is the substance's volume.
Finally, we will calculate the substance's density. Below is an example to help:
2.0 g is the substance's mass.
5 mL is the substance's volume.
Substance density =?
Mass / volume equals density.
Substance density = 2/5
0.4 g/mL is the substance's density.
The density is therefore 0.4 g/mL.
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