Subject: Are there any liquids that are less dense but weigh more?
Date: Sat Jan 24 21:17:54 2009
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Area of science: Chemistry
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I am a 2nd grade teacher teaching a lesson on liquids. When a student
concluded that the water sank because it weighed more than the oil, I want to
know if he was correct in this conclusion. I know that it sank because it was
denser, but since density is mass/volume and you measure liquids in volume, if
you measure equal volumes of a liquid, is there a liquid that would not sink,
but weigh more?
Re: Are there any liquids that are less dense but weigh more?
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