How To Calculate Density - With Examples

What is density? We take a look at how the math in the density equation works. We use a simple chemistry experiment to find the density of peanut oil, water and corn syrup. This is an easy set of practice problems to calculate the density of a real substance/liquid. At the end of the video, see how different density's affect the placement of liquids.

Density is calculated by using mass and volume. Mass is divided by volume to get density. If you have density and volume you can find mass. Or if you have mass and density you can calculate the volume. This formula can be rearranged using algebra to find any one of the other variables as long as you have two out of the three variables.

Sections
0:00 Start
0:02 What is Density
0:47 Equation
1:01 Density of Corn Syrup
2:01 Density of Water
2:45 Density of Oil
3:03 Comparison

Other Density Video

Density of Solids
youtu.be/k936UAB5UZ8

Density of Water
youtu.be/s0Kh_m-qXy4

Music:
Marty Gots a Plan Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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