| Name: ___________________________________ |
| Date: ____________________________________ |
Determining the Density of Tomato Juice
Purpose: To determine the density of tomato juice.
Materials and Methods:
- Determine the mass of an empty graduated cylinder.
- Add 5 mL of tomato juice to the graduated cylinder and determine the mass of
tomato juice + graduated cylinder.
- Add another 5 mL (total = 10 mL) of tomato juice to the cylinder and determine the mass of tomato
juice + graduated cylinder.
- Add another 5 mL (total = 15 mL) of tomato juice to the cylinder and determine the mass of tomato
juice + graduated cylinder.
- Determine the mass of tomato juice only for step 2-4 and then find the density
(show all your work in the table).
Observations:
Mass of empty graduated cylinder: ______________
| Volume of tomato juice |
Mass of tomato juice + graduated cylinder |
Mass of tomato juice only |
Density of tomato juice (show all your work) |
5 mL
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10 mL
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15 mL
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Questions: (Answer on a separate page. Show all your work.)
- Calculate the average density for your tomato juice sample.
- An empty graduated cylinder has a mass of 55 g. When 27 mL of an unknown liquid is added the mass of the graduated cylinder + liquid is now 108 g. Calculate the density of the unknown liquid.