Liquid Layers Lab Worksheet
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Liquid Layers Lab Worksheet
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Density describes how much mass is packed into a certain volume. For liquids that do not mix, a less-dense liquid can rest above a denser one. In this model, golden syrup is denser than water, and water is denser than cooking oil. Pouring gently helps keep the layers separate. Objects can sink through a liquid that is less dense than they are, then float when they reach a denser liquid. The grape in question 4 is denser than cooking oil and water, but less dense than golden syrup.
- The oil is less dense than the water and the liquids do not mix.
- The oil is colder, so it always rises.
- The water has no mass.
- The beaker pulls the oil upwards.
- Cooking oil
- Water
- Golden syrup
- Most dense
- Least dense
- In between
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