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mixture of gases in atmosphere, mostly nitrogen,
oxygen, carbon dioxide, and water
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Density of Earth's Materials
state of matter without a definite size or shape; example air
small unit of matter
state of matter with a definite size and shape; example crust
measure of how much heat energy is in a
substance; measured in metric degrees Celsius
form of energy, measure of kinetic
energy of the particles
property of matter; how much space an object takes up
liquid that covers over half of the earth’s surface
outer layer of the earth containing air
state of matter with a definite size but a
indefinite shape; example outer core
the smallest particle of an element that has the properties of the element
innermost layer of the earth consisting of Fe and Ni
outer layer of the earth made up of rocks and
minerals
property that describes how closely packed the particles are
movement of material from a crowded
area to a less crowded area
a representation or working version created to understand something that
is too big, too small, or too complicated to understand otherwise
property that measures the amount of matter in an object
smallest unit of a compound, made of two or more
atoms chemically combined
anything that has mass and volume
the thickest layer inside earth located beneath the crust
and above the outer core
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Name __________________________
Date
Period
Experiment Density of a Rock
Problem:
(8 points)
Research:
Define: Density
(10 points) Size independent
Size dependent
Citation: Glencoe iScience page 195 year_________
Hypothesis: (12 points)
1. If the rock has a density in the range of ________________, then it is from
the ____________ layer of the earth because
Procedure: (Write Details of the steps so any sixth grader will understand.) (16 points)
Describe Safety Considerations:
Gather these Materials (LIST):
1. Measure mass by
2. Measure volume by
3. Determine Density by
Observations:
(8 points) Identify the source of the rock. (Where you found the rock)
Show all math problems. Label correct units. (8 points)
Mass =
Volume =
Density =
Conclusion: (8 points)
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