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11 Dec 2019
Consider these liquids.
Dishwashing detergent: 1.03 density g/mL
Maple syrup: 1.37 density g/mL
Vegetable oil: 0.91 g/mL
a. if you pour equal volumes of these three liquids into a 250 milliliter graduated cylinder, in what order will you add the liquids to create three separate layers? Explain your reasoning.
b. If a liquid were poured into the cylinder and it formed the layer that was on the bottom of the other three layers, what can you tell about one of the properties of this liquid?
c. what would happen if a volume of water equal to the other liquids report into the cylinder and part A and then the contents were mixed vigorously? Please explain.
Consider these liquids.
Dishwashing detergent: 1.03 density g/mL
Maple syrup: 1.37 density g/mL
Vegetable oil: 0.91 g/mL
a. if you pour equal volumes of these three liquids into a 250 milliliter graduated cylinder, in what order will you add the liquids to create three separate layers? Explain your reasoning.
b. If a liquid were poured into the cylinder and it formed the layer that was on the bottom of the other three layers, what can you tell about one of the properties of this liquid?
c. what would happen if a volume of water equal to the other liquids report into the cylinder and part A and then the contents were mixed vigorously? Please explain.
Bunny GreenfelderLv2
13 Dec 2019