1D Matter & Volume Mastery Flashcard

Front

subtract starting volume from the ending volume to find the volume of the irregular object

Back

water displacement

Front

mass divided by volume; D=m/v

Back

density

Front

amount of space taken up or occupied by an object

Back

volume

Front

amount of matter that something is made of

Back

mass

Front

the name of the "bubble" to read when recording liquid volume

Back

meniscus

Front

1 _____ is equal to 1000 mL

Back

liter

Front

1L is equal to 1000 _____

Back

milliliters

Front

used for measuring length (cm or mm)

Back

meterstick

Front

metric unit for weight

Back

newton

Front

formula for calculating solid volume

Back

L x W x H