Padlet #3 review for Test by Jeffrey Cordary

D.N.

2016-09-30 11:43:13 UTC

a. A graduated cylinder is used to __measure volume__ in __cm3__ to 1 decimal place..
b. One milliliter is equal to one __cm3__ or (cc).
c. Qualitative data belong to different__groups__ or __choices__ and have no in-between __choices_.
d. Quantitative data are __numbers__ based on standard __counting__ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)
e. Density is defined as the __g__ per unit __mL__ of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a __ratio__ of the two measuements .
f. Density units are (_g_/_cm3_) or (_g_/_mL_).
g. The density depends on the __difference__ between the particles and the __number__ of the particles themselves.
h. A __characteristic__ property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.
i. _Density_ is an example of a characteristic property.
j. In _substances_, _solid form_ are denser than _in liquid form_ and _liquids_ are denser than __gasses__.
k. The density of pure water is _1_ g/mL or _1_ g/cm3.
l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is_less_ than 1 g/cm3.

Test Review

2016-09-30 11:48:38 UTC

Max White
a. A graduated cylinder is used to _measure volume_ in __mL__ to 1 decimal place.. b. One milliliter is equal to one ___cm3____ or (cc). c. Qualitative data belong to different___groups_____ or ____choices____________ and have no in-between ___choices_______. d. Quantitative data are ____numbers________ based on standard _____counting_____ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.) e. Density is defined as the __g_______ per unit ___mL_______ of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ___ratio_______ of the two measuements . f. Density units are (__g__/__cm3___) or (__g___/__mL____). g. The density depends on the ___difference_______ between the particles and the ___number_________ of the particles themselves. h. A ___characteristic_____ property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance. i. __density__________ is an example of a characteristic property. j. In ___solid form_________ are denser than _in liquid form____ and __liquids__________ are denser than ___gases_____________. k. The density of pure water is ___1_____ g/mL or ____1___ g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is______less
_____ than 1 g/cm3.

Test Review

Jason Xu

2016-09-30 11:50:05 UTC

a. A graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in cm^3 to 1 decimal place..

b. One milliliter is equal to one cm^3 or (cc).

c. Qualitative data belong to different groups or categories and have no in-between options.

d. Quantitative data are measurements based on standard standard counting scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)

e. Density is defined as the mass per unit volume of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ratio of the two measurements .

f. Density units are (g/cm^3) or (_____/______).

g. The density depends on the space between the particles and the mass of the particles themselves.

h. A characteristic property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.

i. Density is an example of a characteristic property.

j. In general, solids are denser than liquids and liquids are denser than gases.

k. The density of pure water is 1g/mL or 1g/cm3.

l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is lower than 1 g/cm3.

Olivia Hurlebaus

2016-09-30 11:55:22 UTC

a: Volume, mL
b: Cubic Centimeter
c: Groups, choices, choices
d:measurements, Metric
e:g, mL, ratio
f: g/cm3, g/mL
g: space, number
h: characteristic
I: Density,
J: Solid Form, Solids, Liquids, Liquids, Gases
K: 1, 1, less

John Pendergrass

2016-09-30 11:56:19 UTC

a. A graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in ml or cc to 1 decimal place.
b. One milliliter is equal to one centimeter cubed or (cc).
c. Qualitative data belong to different groups or choices and have no in-between choices.
d. Quantitative data are numbers based on standard counting scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)
e. Density is defined as the g per unit ml of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ratio of the two measurements .
f. Density units are (g/ml) or (g/cc).
g. The density depends on the difference between the particles and the numbers of the particles themselves.
h. A characteristic property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.
i. Density is an example of a characteristic property.
j. In density, solids are denser than liquids and liquids are denser than gases.
k. The density of pure water is 1 g/mL or 1 g/cm3.
l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is less than 1 g/cm3.

Kate

2016-09-30 11:57:10 UTC

a- volume, milliliters
b- centimeter cubed
c - groups, catagories, choices
measurement
e- grams, cubed, ratio
f- g/mL, g/cc
g- space, amount
h-characteristic property
i- Density
j- general, solids, liquids, liquids, gases
k- 1 g/mL or 1 g/cm3.
l- lower

Padlet 3 test review 1

2016-09-30 12:01:02 UTC

Ben Neifeld
A. measure, milliliters. B. cubic centimeters. C. groups, categorizes, options. D. often collected, measurement. E. mass, volume, ratio. F. grams, cc, mass, volume. G. space, amount. H. characteristic property.I. density. J. general, solids, liquids, liquids, gases. k. The density of pure water is ________ g/mL or _______ g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is___________ than 1 g/cm3.

Fill in the blank

2016-09-30 12:01:21 UTC

a. A graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in ml to 1 decimal place.. b. One milliliter is equal to one _______________________ or (cc). c. Qualitative data belong to different___________ or ________________ and have no in-between ____________. d. Quantitative data are _____________________ based on standard ___________________ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.) e. Density is defined as the _________ per unit __________ of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a __________ of the two measuements . f. Density units are (____/_____) or (_____/______). g. The density depends on the ______________ between the particles and the ____________ of the particles themselves. h. A ______________________ property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance. i. ____________ is an example of a characteristic property. j. In ____________, ______________ are denser than ______________ and ____________ are denser than ________________. k. The density of pure water is ________ g/mL or _______ g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is___________ than 1 g/cm3.

Test review

A graduated cylinder is used to find the volume of a substance in milliliters to 1 decimal place..

b. One milliliter is equal to one centimeter cubed or (cc).

c. Qualitative data belong to different ________ or ________________ and have no in-between ____________.

d. Quantitative data are _____________________ based on standard ___________________ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)

e. Density is defined as the _________ per unit __________ of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ratio of the two measurements .

f. Density units are (____/_____) or (_____/______).

g. The density depends on the ______________ between the particles and the ____________ of the particles themselves.

h. A characteristic property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.

i. Density is an example of a characteristic property.

j. In ____________, ______________ are denser than ______________ and ____________ are denser than ________________.

k. The density of pure water is 1 g/mL or 1 g/cm3.

l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is lower than 1 g/cm3.

Jason Xu

a. A graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in cm^3 to 1 decimal place..

b. One milliliter is equal to one cm^3 or (cc).

c. Qualitative data belong to different_________ or ________________ and have no in-between ____________.

d. Quantitative data are _____________________ based on standard ___________________ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)

e. Density is defined as the mass per unit volume of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ratio of the two measurements .

f. Density units are (g/cm^3) or (_____/______).

g. The density depends on the space between the particles and the ____________ of the particles themselves.

i. Density is an example of a characteristic property.

j. In general, solids are denser than liquids and liquids are denser than gases.

k. The density of pure water is 1g/mL or 1g/cm3.

l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is lower than 1 g/cm3.

D.N.

a. A graduated cylinder is used to __volume__ in __cm3__ to 1 decimal place..
b. One milliliter is equal to one __cm3__ or (cc).
c. Qualitative data belong to different___________ or ________________ and have no in-between ____________.
d. Quantitative data are _____________________ based on standard ___________________ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)
e. Density is defined as the _________ per unit __________ of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a __________ of the two measuements .
f. Density units are (_g_/_cm3_) or (_g_/_mL_).
g. The density depends on the ____ between the particles and the ____________ of the particles themselves.
h. A __characteristic__ property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.
i. _Density_ is an example of a characteristic property.
j. In _, ______________ are denser than ______________ and ____________ are denser than ________________.
k. The density of pure water is ________ g/mL or _______ g/cm3.
l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is___________ than 1 g/cm3.

Test Review

a. A graduated cylinder is used to _measure volume_ in __mL__ to 1 decimal place.. b. One milliliter is equal to one ___cm3____ or (cc). c. Qualitative data belong to different___groups_____ or ____choices____________ and have no in-between ___choices_______. d. Quantitative data are ____numbers________ based on standard _____counting_____ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.) e. Density is defined as the __g_______ per unit ___mL_______ of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ___ratio_______ of the two measuements . f. Density units are (__g__/__cm3___) or (__g___/__mL____). g. The density depends on the ___difference_______ between the particles and the ___number_________ of the particles themselves. h. A ___characteristic_____ property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance. i. __density__________ is an example of a characteristic property. j. In ___solid form_________ are denser than _in liquid form____ and __liquids__________ are denser than ___gases_____________. k. The density of pure water is ___1_____ g/mL or ____1___ g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is______less
_____ than 1 g/cm3.

Test Review

a: Volume, mL
b: Cubic Centimeter
c:
d:

a. A graduated cylinder is used to measure in mL to 1 decimal place..
b. One milliliter is equal to one _______________________ or (cc).
c. Qualitative data belong to different___________ or ________________ and have no in-between ____________.
d. Quantitative data are _____________________ based on standard ___________________ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)
e. Density is defined as the _________ per unit __________ of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a __________ of the two measuements .
f. Density units are (____/_____) or (_____/______).
g. The density depends on the ______________ between the particles and the ____________ of the particles themselves.
h. A ______________________ property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.
i. ____________ is an example of a characteristic property.
j. In ____________, ______________ are denser than ______________ and ____________ are denser than ________________.
k. The density of pure water is ________ g/mL or _______ g/cm3.
l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is___________ than 1 g/cm3.

volume

John Pendergrass

a. A graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in ml or cc to 1 decimal place.
b. One milliliter is equal to one centimeter cubed or (cc).
c. Qualitative data belong to different___________ or ________________ and have no in-between ____________.
d. Quantitative data are _____________________ based on standard ___________________ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)
e. Density is defined as the _________ per unit __________ of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a __________ of the two measuements .
f. Density units are (____/_____) or (_____/______).
g. The density depends on the ______________ between the particles and the ____________ of the particles themselves.
h. A ______________________ property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.
i. ____________ is an example of a characteristic property.
j. In ____________, ______________ are denser than ______________ and ____________ are denser than ________________.
k. The density of pure water is ________ g/mL or _______ g/cm3.
l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is___________ than 1 g/cm3.

2016-09-30 12:01:28 UTC

Students add completed sentences from GC. a. A graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in mm or cc to 1 decimal place.. b. One milliliter is equal to one cm or (cc). c. Qualitative data belong to different groups or categories and have no in-between options. d. Quantitative data are often collected based on standard measurement scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.) e. Density is defined as the grams per unit cubed of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ratio of the two measurements . f. Density units are (g/mL) or (g/cc). g. The density depends on the space between the particles and the mass of the particles themselves. h. A characteristic property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance. i. Density is an example of a characteristic property. j. In general, solids are denser than liquids and liquids are denser than gases. k. The density of pure water is 1 g/mL or 1 g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is greater than than 1 g/cm3.

KM

2016-09-30 12:01:45 UTC

a. measure volume, mL
b. centimeter cubed
c. groups, categories, options
d. measurements, measuring
e. grams, cubed, ratio
f. g/mL, g/cc
g. space, number
h. characteristic
i. density
j. general, solids, liquids, liquids, gases
k. 1, 1
l. less

Rachel Huh

2016-09-30 12:02:03 UTC

A graduated cylinder is used to measure measure in mL to 1 decimal place. One milliliter is equal to one cm cubed. Qualitative data belong to different groups or choices and have no in -between choices_. Quantitative data are numbers based on standard metric scales. Density is defined as the grams per unit mL of a substane, is calculated using the formula D=m/v and is a ratio of the two measurements. Density units are g/cm cubed or g/mL. The density depends on the space between the particles, and the number of the particles themselves. A characteristic property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample, and can be used to identify a substance. It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance. Density is an example of a characteristic property. In solid form, solids are denser than liquids and liquids are denser than gases. The density of pure water is 1 g/mL or 1 g/cm3. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is less than 1 g/cm3.

Reuben Hemmerdinger

2016-09-30 12:02:10 UTC

a. Graduated cylinder
b. centimeter cubed
c. groups, categories, and choices.
d. numerical data points, measured
e. grams, cubed, ratio
f. g/ml, g/cc
g. space, number
h. characteristic
i density
j.general, solid, liquids
gases
k. 1,1
l. less

2016-09-30 12:02:14 UTC

a. A graduated cylinder is used to _______________________ in _________ to 1 decimal place..
b. One milliliter is equal to one _______________________ or (cc).
c. Qualitative data belong to different___________ or ________________ and have no in-between ____________.
d. Quantitative data are _____________________ based on standard ___________________ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)
e. Density is defined as the _________ per unit __________ of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a __________ of the two measuements .
f. Density units are (____/_____) or (_____/______).
g. The density depends on the ______________ between the particles and the ____________ of the particles themselves.
h. A ______________________ property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.
i. ____________ is an example of a characteristic property.
j. In ____________, ______________ are denser than ______________ and ____________ are denser than ________________.
k. The density of pure water is ________ g/mL or _______ g/cm3.
l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is___________ than 1 g/cm3.

KH

2016-09-30 12:02:19 UTC

A. Measure mL
B. cm^3
C. Groups Categories Options
D. Often Measured
E. Mass Volume Ratio
F. grams/mL cm^3/mL
G. Space Number
H. Characteristic
I. Density

Annika McGinn

2016-09-30 12:02:54 UTC

a. measure, milliliters
b. cm3
c. groups, categories, options
d. often collected, measurement
e. mass, volume, ratio
f. grams/milliliters, grams/cc
g. space, numbers
h. characteristic
i. density
j. general, solids, liquids,
liquids, gasses
k. 1, 1
i. less

Emily C.

2016-09-30 12:03:18 UTC

a. A graduated cylinder is used to measur volume in centimeters cubed to 1 decimal place..

b. One milliliter is equal to one centimeter cubed or (cc).

c. Qualitative data belong to different___________ or ________________ and have no in-between ____________.

d. Quantitative data are _____________________ based on standard measurement scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)

e. Density is defined as the _________ per unit __________ of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a __________ of the two measurements .

f. Density units are (g/ml) or (g/cm3).

g. The density depends on the ration between the particles and the amount of the particles themselves.

h. A characteristic property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.

i. Density is an example of a characteristic property.

j. In ____________, ______________ are denser than ______________ and ____________ are denser than ________________.

k. The density of pure water is 1 g/mL or 1 g/cm3.

l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is less than 1 g/cm3.

Luke Yoon

2016-09-30 12:03:33 UTC

a. A graduated cylinder is used to measure the volume in cubic centimeters to 1 decimal place.
b. One milliliter is equal to one cubic centimeter or (cc).
c. Qualitative data belong to different groups or choices and have no in-between choice.
d. Quantitative data are numbers based on standard number scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)
e. Density is defined as the amount of grams per unit milliliter of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ratio of the two measurements .
f. Density units are (g/ml) or (g/cm3).
g. The density depends on the space between the particles and the number of the particles themselves.
h. A characteristic property property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.
i. Density is an example of a characteristic property.
j. In ____________, ______________ are denser than ______________ and ____________ are denser than ________________.
k. The density of pure water is 1 g/mL or 1 g/cm3.
l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is less than 1 g/cm3.

Luz Castillo

2016-09-30 12:04:41 UTC

a. A graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in mL to 1 decimal place.. b. One milliliter is equal to one cm3 or (cc). c. Qualitative data belong to different groups or choices and have no in-between category. d. Quantitative data are numbers based on standard numeric_ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.) e. Density is defined as the g per unit mL of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ratio of the two measurements . f. Density units are (_g_/_cm3_) or (_g_/_mL_). g. The density depends on the _space__ between the particles and the _number__ of the particles themselves. h. A _characteristic__ property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance. i. _Density_ is an example of a characteristic property. j. In __solid form__, __solids_ are denser than __liquids____ and __liquids___ are denser than __gas__. k. The density of pure water is __1__ g/mL or 1 g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is_less__ than 1 g/cm3.

Test Review

2016-09-30 12:04:56 UTC

a. A graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in ml to 1 decimal place..
b. One milliliter is equal to one _______________________ or (cc).

c. Qualitative data belong to different___________ or ________________ and have no in-between ____________.
d. Quantitative data are _____________________ based on standard ___________________ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)
e. Density is defined as the _________ per unit __________ of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ratio of the two measuements .
f. Density units are (g/ml) or (g/cm3).
g. The density depends on the ______________ between the particles and the ____________ of the particles themselves.
h. A characteristic property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.
i.Density an example of a characteristic property.
j. In ____________, ______________ are denser than ______________ and ____________ are denser than ________________.
k. The density of pure water is ________ g/mL or _______ g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is___________ than 1 g/cm3.

a. measure volume in ml

2016-09-30 12:05:15 UTC

b. centimeter cubed
c. groups,choices,choices
d. measurements, metric
e. grams ,ml ,ratio
f.
g. space, number

Saurabh Khanna

2016-09-30 12:05:37 UTC

A graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in milliliters in rounding to 1 decimal place.

One milliliter is equal to one cubic centimeter.

Qualitative data is belong in different categories or groups.

Quantitative data are measured based on standard unit scales.

Density is measured as the

Bella Reymann

2016-09-30 12:08:14 UTC

A. measure volume in cm3
B. cm3
C. groups, categories, options
D.

Victor Rahman

2016-09-30 12:10:59 UTC

a. measure volume
b. cm 3
c.Groups, choices, choices.
d.
e.mass, volume, ratio
f.(m/cm3), (m/ml)
g.

Owen Grannis

2016-09-30 13:32:28 UTC

a. measure volume in mL.
b. cubic centimeter
c. groups or categories; measurements.
d. graphs; measurements
e. mass per unit cubed; ratio
f. g/mL; g/cc
g. distance; mass
h. Characteristic
i. density
j. general; gases; liquids; liquids; solids.
k. 1; 1
l. greater

Test Review [AC]

2016-09-30 13:35:42 UTC

A - measure volume; ml or cc
B - cubic centimeter
C - groups or categories; intervals
D - measurements; Metric
E - mass; volume; ratio
F - (kg/l) or (g/ml or g/cc)
G - space; amount
H - characteristic
I - Density
J - general; solids; liquids; liquids; gases
K - 1; 1
L - greater

Test Review (KM) pd 3

2016-09-30 13:37:35 UTC

A measure volume in mL
B cm cubed
C groups, categories, options
D numerical data points, measured
E grams, cubed, raitio
F g/ml or g/cc
G space, number
H characteristic
I density
J general, solids, liquids, liquids, gases
K 1, 1
L less

2016-09-30 13:37:36 UTC

Jason Kim

2016-09-30 13:37:42 UTC

a. A graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in cubic centimeters to 1 decimal place.

b. One milliliter is equal to one cubic centimeter or (cc).

c. Qualitative data belong to different groups or categories and have no in-between options.

d. Quantitative data are grouped based on standard interval scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.).

e. Density is defined as the grams per unit cubed of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ratio of the two measurements.

f. Density units are (g./mL.) or (g/cubic centimeters (cc.)).

g. The density depends on the space between the particles and the number of the particles themselves.

h. A characteristic property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.

i. Density is an example of a characteristic property.

j. In general, solids are denser than liquids and liquids are denser than gases.

k. The density of pure water is 1 g/mL or 1 g/cm3.

l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is lower than 1 g/cm3.

Olivia Knight pd.3

2016-09-30 13:38:06 UTC

a. A graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in cc to 1 decimal place
b. One millimeter is equal to .1 cc
c. Qualitative data belong to different groups or categories and have no in-between intervals.
d. Quantitative data are measured data based on standard metric scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)
e. Density is defined as the grams per unit volume of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ratio of the two measuements .
f. Density units are (Kg/L) or (g/mL (cc)).
g. The density depends on the space between the particles and the amount of the particles themselves.
h. A characteristic property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.
i. density is an example of a characteristic property.
j. In general, solids are denser than liquids and liquids are denser than gases.
k. The density of pure water is 1g/mL or 1g/cm3.
l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is greater than 1 g/cm3.

Students add completed sentences from GC. a. A graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in mL to 1 decimal place.. b. One milliliter is equal to one cm^3 or (cc). c. Qualitative data belong to different groups or ______ and have no in-between . d. Quantitative data are _ based on standard _____ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.) e. Density is defined as the _ per unit of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a __ of the two measuements . f. Density units are (/_) or (_/). g. The density depends on the between the particles and the of the particles themselves. h. A property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance. i. is an example of a characteristic property. j. In , are denser than and are denser than . k. The density of pure water is g/mL or _ g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is_________ than 1 g/cm3.Olivia Hurlebausa: Volume, mLb: Cubic Centimeterc: Groups, choices, choicesd:measurements, Metrice:g, mL, ratiof: g/cm3, g/mLg: space, numberh: characteristicI: Density, J: Solid Form, Solids, Liquids, Liquids, GasesK: 1, 1, lessRachel HuhA graduated cylinder is used to measure measure in mL to 1 decimal place. One milliliter is equal to one cm cubed. Qualitative data belong to different groups or choices and have no in -between choices_. Quantitative data are numbers based on standard metric scales. Density is defined as the grams per unit mL of a substane, is calculated using the formula D=m/v and is a ratio of the two measurements. Density units are g/cm cubed or g/mL. The density depends on the space between the particles, and the number of the particles themselves. A characteristic property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample, and can be used to identify a substance. It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance. Density is an example of a characteristic property. In solid form, solids are denser than liquids and liquids are denser than gases. The density of pure water is 1 g/mL or 1 g/cm3. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is less than 1 g/cm3.D.N.a. A graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in cm3 to 1 decimal place.. b. One milliliter is equal to one cm3 or (cc).c. Qualitative data belong to differentgroups or choices and have no in-between __choices_. d. Quantitative data are numbers based on standard counting scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)e. Density is defined as the g per unit mL of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ratio of the two measuements . f. Density units are (_g_/_cm3_) or (_g_/_mL_). g. The density depends on the difference between the particles and the number of the particles themselves.h. A characteristic property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.i. _Density_ is an example of a characteristic property.j. In _substances_, _solid form_ are denser than _in liquid form_ and _liquids_ are denser than gasses.k. The density of pure water is _1_ g/mL or _1_ g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is_less_ than 1 g/cm3.a. measure volume in mlb. centimeter cubedc. groups,choices,choicesd. measurements, metrice. grams ,ml ,ratiof.g. space, numberBella ReymannA. measure volume in cm3B. cm3C. groups, categories, optionsD.Luke Yoona. A graduated cylinder is used to measure the volume in cubic centimeters to 1 decimal place. b. One milliliter is equal to one cubic centimeter or (cc). c. Qualitative data belong to different groups or choices and have no in-between choice. d. Quantitative data are numbers based on standard number scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.) e. Density is defined as the amount of grams per unit milliliter of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ratio of the two measurements . f. Density units are (g/ml) or (g/cm3). g. The density depends on the space between the particles and the number of the particles themselves. h. A characteristic property property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance. i. Density is an example of a characteristic property. j. In , are denser than and are denser than __. k. The density of pure water is 1 g/mL or 1 g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is less than 1 g/cm3.Katea- volume, millilitersb- centimeter cubedc - groups, catagories, choicesmeasuremente- grams, cubed, ratiof- g/mL, g/ccg- space, amounth-characteristic property i- Densityj- general, solids, liquids, liquids, gasesk- 1 g/mL or 1 g/cm3. l- lowerStudents add completed sentences from GC. a. A graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in mm or cc to 1 decimal place.. b. One milliliter is equal to one cm or (cc). c. Qualitative data belong to different groups or categories and have no in-between options. d. Quantitative data are often collected based on standard measurement scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.) e. Density is defined as the grams per unit cubed of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ratio of the two measurements . f. Density units are (g/mL) or (g/cc). g. The density depends on the space between the particles and the mass of the particles themselves. h. A characteristic property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance. i. Density is an example of a characteristic property. j. In general, solids are denser than liquids and liquids are denser than gases. k. The density of pure water is 1 g/mL or 1 g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is greater than than 1 g/cm3.Saurabh KhannaA graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in milliliters in rounding to 1 decimal place.One milliliter is equal to one cubic centimeter.Qualitative data is belong in different categories or groups. Quantitative data are measured based on standard unit scales.Density is measured as the Jason Xua. A graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in cm^3 to 1 decimal place.. b. One milliliter is equal to one cm^3 or (cc).c. Qualitative data belong to different groups or categories and have no in-between options. d. Quantitative data are measurements based on standard standard counting scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)e. Density is defined as the mass per unit volume of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ratio of the two measurements . f. Density units are (g/cm^3) or (_/____). g. The density depends on the space between the particles and the mass of the particles themselves.h. A characteristic property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.i. Density is an example of a characteristic property.j. In general, solids are denser than liquids and liquids are denser than gases.k. The density of pure water is 1g/mL or 1g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is lower than 1 g/cm3.Luz Castilloa. A graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in mL to 1 decimal place.. b. One milliliter is equal to one cm3 or (cc). c. Qualitative data belong to different groups or choices and have no in-between category. d. Quantitative data are numbers based on standard numeric_ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.) e. Density is defined as the g per unit mL of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ratio of the two measurements . f. Density units are (_g_/_cm3_) or (_g_/_mL_). g. The density depends on the _space__ between the particles and the _number__ of the particles themselves. h. A _characteristic__ property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance. i. _Density_ is an example of a characteristic property. j. In solid form, __solids_ are denser than liquids and liquids_ are denser than gas. k. The density of pure water is 1__ g/mL or 1 g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is_less__ than 1 g/cm3.KMa. measure volume, mLb. centimeter cubedc. groups, categories, optionsd. measurements, measuringe. grams, cubed, ratiof. g/mL, g/ccg. space, numberh. characteristici. densityj. general, solids, liquids, liquids, gasesk. 1, 1l. lessKHA. Measure mLB. cm^3C. Groups Categories OptionsD. Often MeasuredE. Mass Volume RatioF. grams/mL cm^3/mLG. Space NumberH. CharacteristicI. Density John Pendergrassa. A graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in ml or cc to 1 decimal place.b. One milliliter is equal to one centimeter cubed or (cc).c. Qualitative data belong to different groups or choices and have no in-between choices. d. Quantitative data are numbers based on standard counting scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)e. Density is defined as the g per unit ml of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ratio of the two measurements . f. Density units are (g/ml) or (g/cc). g. The density depends on the difference between the particles and the numbers of the particles themselves.h. A characteristic property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.i. Density is an example of a characteristic property.j. In density, solids are denser than liquids and liquids are denser than gases.k. The density of pure water is 1 g/mL or 1 g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is less than 1 g/cm3.Test ReviewMax White a. A graduated cylinder is used to _measure volume_ in mL to 1 decimal place.. b. One milliliter is equal to one _cm3 or (cc). c. Qualitative data belong to different_groups_ or choices______ and have no in-between _choices_. d. Quantitative data are numbers based on standard _counting_ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.) e. Density is defined as the g_____ per unit _mL_____ of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a _ratio_____ of the two measuements . f. Density units are (g/cm3_) or (g_/mL__). g. The density depends on the _difference_____ between the particles and the _number_______ of the particles themselves. h. A _characteristic_ property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance. i. density______ is an example of a characteristic property. j. In _solid form_________ are denser than _in liquid form and liquids______ are denser than _gases___________. k. The density of pure water is _1___ g/mL or 1_ g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is____less_ than 1 g/cm3.Test ReviewTest Review a. A graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in ml to 1 decimal place.. b. One milliliter is equal to one _______________ or (cc). c. Qualitative data belong to different_ or __ and have no in-between . d. Quantitative data are _ based on standard _____ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.) e. Density is defined as the _ per unit of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ratio of the two measuements . f. Density units are (g/ml) or (g/cm3). g. The density depends on the between the particles and the of the particles themselves. h. A characteristic property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance. i.Density an example of a characteristic property. j. In , are denser than and are denser than ____. k. The density of pure water is g/mL or _ g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is_ than 1 g/cm3.Fill in the blank a. A graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in ml to 1 decimal place.. b. One milliliter is equal to one _________ or (cc). c. Qualitative data belong to different_ or __ and have no in-between . d. Quantitative data are _ based on standard _____ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.) e. Density is defined as the _ per unit of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a __ of the two measuements . f. Density units are (/_) or (_/). g. The density depends on the between the particles and the of the particles themselves. h. A property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance. i. is an example of a characteristic property. j. In , are denser than and are denser than . k. The density of pure water is g/mL or _ g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is_ than 1 g/cm3.Test reviewA graduated cylinder is used to find the volume of a substance in milliliters to 1 decimal place..b. One milliliter is equal to one centimeter cubed or (cc). c. Qualitative data belong to different or and have no in-between . d. Quantitative data are _ based on standard ___ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.) e. Density is defined as the _ per unit ____ of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ratio of the two measurements . f. Density units are (/_) or (_/). g. The density depends on the between the particles and the of the particles themselves.h. A characteristic property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance. i. Density is an example of a characteristic property. j. In , are denser than and are denser than __. k. The density of pure water is 1 g/mL or 1 g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is lower than 1 g/cm3.Jason Xua. A graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in cm^3 to 1 decimal place.. b. One milliliter is equal to one cm^3 or (cc).c. Qualitative data belong to different_ or __ and have no in-between . d. Quantitative data are _ based on standard _______ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)e. Density is defined as the mass per unit volume of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ratio of the two measurements . f. Density units are (g/cm^3) or (_/). g. The density depends on the space between the particles and the __ of the particles themselves.h. A characteristic property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.i. Density is an example of a characteristic property.j. In general, solids are denser than liquids and liquids are denser than gases.k. The density of pure water is 1g/mL or 1g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is lower than 1 g/cm3.D.N.a. A graduated cylinder is used to volume in cm3 to 1 decimal place.. b. One milliliter is equal to one cm3 or (cc).c. Qualitative data belong to different_ or __ and have no in-between . d. Quantitative data are _ based on standard _____ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)e. Density is defined as the _ per unit of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ____ of the two measuements . f. Density units are (_g_/_cm3_) or (_g_/_mL_). g. The density depends on the between the particles and the ____ of the particles themselves.h. A characteristic property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.i. _Density_ is an example of a characteristic property.j. In _, are denser than and are denser than .k. The density of pure water is g/mL or _ g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is_________ than 1 g/cm3.Test Review a. A graduated cylinder is used to _measure volume_ in mL to 1 decimal place.. b. One milliliter is equal to one _cm3 or (cc). c. Qualitative data belong to different_groups_ or choices______ and have no in-between _choices_. d. Quantitative data are numbers based on standard _counting_ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.) e. Density is defined as the g_____ per unit _mL_____ of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a _ratio_____ of the two measuements . f. Density units are (g/cm3_) or (g_/mL__). g. The density depends on the _difference_____ between the particles and the _number_______ of the particles themselves. h. A _characteristic_ property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance. i. density______ is an example of a characteristic property. j. In _solid form_________ are denser than _in liquid form and liquids______ are denser than _gases___________. k. The density of pure water is _1___ g/mL or 1_ g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is____less_ than 1 g/cm3.Test ReviewTest Reviewa: Volume, mLb: Cubic Centimeterc:d:a. A graduated cylinder is used to measure in mL to 1 decimal place.. b. One milliliter is equal to one _______________ or (cc).c. Qualitative data belong to different_ or __ and have no in-between . d. Quantitative data are _ based on standard _____ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)e. Density is defined as the _ per unit of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a __ of the two measuements . f. Density units are (/_) or (_/). g. The density depends on the between the particles and the of the particles themselves.h. A property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.i. is an example of a characteristic property.j. In , are denser than and are denser than .k. The density of pure water is g/mL or _ g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is___ than 1 g/cm3.volumeJohn Pendergrassa. A graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in ml or cc to 1 decimal place.b. One milliliter is equal to one centimeter cubed or (cc).c. Qualitative data belong to different_ or __ and have no in-between . d. Quantitative data are _ based on standard _____ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)e. Density is defined as the _ per unit of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a __ of the two measuements . f. Density units are (/_) or (_/). g. The density depends on the between the particles and the of the particles themselves.h. A property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.i. is an example of a characteristic property.j. In , are denser than and are denser than .k. The density of pure water is g/mL or _ g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is_____ than 1 g/cm3.Annika McGinna. measure, millilitersb. cm3c. groups, categories, optionsd. often collected, measuremente. mass, volume, ratiof. grams/milliliters, grams/ccg. space, numbersh. characteristici. densityj. general, solids, liquids, liquids, gassesk. 1, 1i. lessPadlet 3 test review 1Ben NeifeldA. measure, milliliters. B. cubic centimeters. C. groups, categorizes, options. D. often collected, measurement. E. mass, volume, ratio. F. grams, cc, mass, volume. G. space, amount. H. characteristic property.I. density. J. general, solids, liquids, liquids, gases. k. The density of pure water is g/mL or _ g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is_ than 1 g/cm3.Owen Grannisa. measure volume in mL.b. cubic centimeterc. groups or categories; measurements.d. Victor Rahmana. measure volumeb. cm 3c.Groups, choices, choices.d.e.mass, volume, ratiof.(m/cm3), (m/ml)g.a. A graduated cylinder is used to ___________ in _ to 1 decimal place.. b. One milliliter is equal to one _____________ or (cc).c. Qualitative data belong to different_ or __ and have no in-between . d. Quantitative data are _ based on standard _____ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)e. Density is defined as the _ per unit of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a __ of the two measuements . f. Density units are (/_) or (_/). g. The density depends on the between the particles and the of the particles themselves.h. A property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.i. is an example of a characteristic property.j. In , are denser than and are denser than .k. The density of pure water is g/mL or _ g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is___ than 1 g/cm3.Emily C.a. A graduated cylinder is used to measur volume in centimeters cubed to 1 decimal place..b. One milliliter is equal to one centimeter cubed or (cc).c. Qualitative data belong to different_ or and have no in-between . d. Quantitative data are _____ based on standard measurement scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)e. Density is defined as the _ per unit of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a of the two measurements . f. Density units are (g/ml) or (g/cm3). g. The density depends on the ration between the particles and the amount of the particles themselves.h. A characteristic property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.i. Density is an example of a characteristic property.j. In , are denser than and are denser than ________.k. The density of pure water is 1 g/mL or 1 g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is less than 1 g/cm3.Reuben Hemmerdingera. Graduated cylinderb. centimeter cubedc. groups, categories, and choices.d. numerical data points, measurede. grams, cubed, ratiof. g/ml, g/ccg. space, numberh. characteristici densityj.general, solid, liquidsgasesk. 1,1 l. lessDouble click anywhere, drag files in, paste from clipboard, or click here to post. add create

2016-09-30 13:38:50 UTC

Test Review (Jing Liu)

2016-09-30 13:38:59 UTC

a. measure volume, cm^3
b. cm^3
c. categories, groups, options
d. measurements, metric
e. grams, mL, ratio
f. g/cm^3, g/mL
g. space, number
h. characteristic
i. Density
j. general, solids, liquids, liquids, gases
k. 1, 1
l. mo

Vinhan Truong

2016-09-30 13:39:05 UTC

A. volume, millimeters
B. centimeters cubed
C. groups, categories, choices
D. measurement
E. grams, cubed, ratio
F. g/ml, g/cc
G. space, amount
H. characteristic
I. Density
J. general, solids, liquids, liquids, gases
K. 1 or 1
L. lower

Garrett Gass

2016-09-30 13:39:17 UTC

a. Measure volume in cc
b. cc (Cubic centimeter)
c. groups, categories, options
d. Measurements, metric
e. grams, cubed, ratio
f. g/mL, g/cc
g. space, number
h. Characteristic
i. density
j. general, solids, liquids, liquids, gases
k. 1,1
l. less

sophie labys

2016-09-30 13:39:53 UTC

a. measure volume; ml
b. cubic centimeter
c. groups, categories, sections
d. measurements; measures
e. mass; volume; ratio
f. g/cm or g/ml
g. space; number
h. characteristic
i. density
j. general; solids; liquids; liquids; gases
k. one; one
l. less

Emma Small

2016-09-30 13:40:12 UTC

measure volume, ml, cubic centimeter, groups, categories, options, collected, measurements, mass, volume, ratio, g/ml, g/cc, space, mass,

LG

2016-09-30 13:40:17 UTC

a. measure volume, cc
b. gram
c. group, category, options
d. measurements, metric
e.mass, volume, ratio
f. g/cm3, g/ml
g. space, mass
h. characteristic
i. density
j. general, solids, liquids, liquids, gases
k. 1, 1
l. lower

Jennifer Wu

2016-09-30 13:42:56 UTC

a. measure volume, ml
b. cubic centimeter
c. categories, group, intervals
d. measurements, metric
e. mass, volume, ratio
f. g/ml, g/cc
g. space, number
h. characteristic
i. density
j.
k.
l. lighter

Joanna K

2016-09-30 13:43:43 UTC

a) measure volume, cc
b)centimeter cubed
c)groups, categories, options
d)measurements, metric
e)grams, cubed, formula
f)g/ml, g/cc
g)space, numbers
h)characteristic
i)density
j)general, solids, liquids, liquids, gas
k) 1,1
l)greater

Diego Vargas

2016-09-30 13:45:14 UTC

a. measure volume, mL
b. cm3
c. groups, categories, options
d. measurements, measuring
e. grams, cubed, ratio
f. g/cm3, m/v

Ire Kim

2016-09-30 13:45:33 UTC

a. A graduated cylinder is used to ______measure volume_________________ in ___ml or cc______ to 1 decimal place..
b. One milliliter is equal to one ___centimeter cubed____________________ or (cc).
c. Qualitative data belong to different___________ or ________________ and have no in-between ____________.
d. Quantitative data are ___numbers/measurements__________________ based on standard ______metric_____________ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)
e. Density is defined as the __grams_______ per unit ___cm cubed_______ of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a _formula_________ of the two measurements .
f. Density units are (_g___/__ml___) or (_g____/_cm^3_____).
g. The density depends on the __amount of space____________ between the particles and the _numbers___________ of the particles themselves.
h. A ____characteristic __________________ property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.
i. ___Density_________ is an example of a characteristic property.
j. In ____________, ______________ are denser than ______________ and ____________ are denser than ________________.
k. The density of pure water is ________ g/mL or _______ g/cm3.
l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is___________ than 1 g/cm3.

Elizabeth Vichness

2016-09-30 13:45:43 UTC

a. measure volume, mL/CC
b.Centimeters cubed
c. groups, options, categories
d. measurement,
e. ratio

Ashley Yang

2016-09-30 13:46:31 UTC

a. A graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in milliliters to 1 decimal place..
b. One milliliter is equal to one centimeter cubed or (cc).
c. Qualitative data belong to different categories or groups and have no in-between intervals.
d. Quantitative data are numerical data points based on standard measurement scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)
e. Density is defined as the mass per unit volume of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ratio of the two measuements .
f. Density units are (____/_____) or (_____/______).
g. The density depends on the ______________ between the particles and the ____________ of the particles themselves.
h. A ______________________ property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.
i. ____________ is an example of a characteristic property.
j. In ____________, ______________ are denser than ______________ and ____________ are denser than ________________.
k. The density of pure water is ________ g/mL or _______ g/cm3.
l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is___________ than 1 g/cm3.

Christopher Lam

2016-09-30 13:47:27 UTC

Students add completed sentences from GC. a. A graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in milliliters or centimeters cc to 1 decimal place.. b. One milliliter is equal to one cm or (cc). c. Qualitative data belong to different groups or categories and have no in-between options. d. Quantitative data are often collected based on standard measurement scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.) e. Density is defined as the grams per unit cubed of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ratio of the two measurements . f. Density units are (g/mL) or (g/cc). g. The density depends on the space between the particles and the mass of the particles themselves. h. A characteristic property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance. i. Density is an example of a characteristic property. j. In general, solids are denser than liquids and liquids are denser than gases. k. The density of pure water is 1 g/mL or 1 g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is greater than than 1 g/cm3.

Tanvi Breinig

2016-09-30 13:47:55 UTC

a) volume in cm3
b)cm3
c)items, categories
d)measurements, metric
e)(

Sharad Khanna

2016-09-30 13:48:13 UTC

A- measure volume in mL
B -cm cubed
C -Groups, Categories, options
D - data points, measured
E -grams, cubed, raitio
F -g/ml or g/cc
G -space, number
H -characteristic
I -density
J -general, solids, liquids, liquids, gases
K -1, 1
L- less

Ash Deb

2016-09-30 14:20:05 UTC

a. Find the volume of a liquid and numbers
b. One cubic centimeter
c. Groups, categories, and options
d. Collected and measurement
e. States of matter, solids, gases, gases, liquids.
f. g/cc and g/mL
g. Space and number
h. Characteristic
i. Density
j.
k. One
l. Less

Maggie Clarke

2016-09-30 14:22:00 UTC

A. A graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in liquids to 1 decimal place..
B. One milliliter is equal to one Cm3 or (cc).
C. groups or grades. There are no between options.
D. Numbers

Dylan Gill

2016-09-30 14:23:49 UTC

A. measure liquids, milliliters
B. 1cc
C. groups or catorgories, options.
D. number, metric
E. Mass,volume, ratio
f. g/mL, g/cc
G. Space, number
H. Characteristic
I. Density
J. General, Solids, liquids, liquids, gases
K. 1,1
L. less

Nathaniel (Nate) Schumer

2016-09-30 14:24:10 UTC

A: Measure volume, ml
B: cm
C: groups, categories, choices
D: numbers, measuring
E: mass, volume, ratio
F: g/ml, g/cc
G: space, number
H: characteristic
I: density
J: general, solids, liquids, liquids, gases
K: 1, 1
L: less

Forrest Slaterbeck

2016-09-30 14:25:06 UTC

a. measure volume, Milliliters
b. Cubic centimeter
c. Groups, Categories, meausrements
d. Numbers, metric
e. Particles, g/mL, combination
f.g/mL, g/cm3
g. Space, size
Characteristic
i. Density
j.General, solids, liquids, liquids, gasses
k. 1, 1
l. Less

Bob Johnson

2016-09-30 14:25:28 UTC

A. measure liquids, milliliters
B. 1 cm3
C. Groups, categories, options
D. Numerical, metric
E. Mass, Volume, Ratio
F. g, cm3, g, cc
G. Distance, number
H. Characteristic
I. Density
J. Density, solids, liquids, liquids, gas
K. 1, 1
L. less

Tal Kalderon

2016-09-30 14:25:36 UTC

a- volume, mL
b- cc
c - groups, categories, choices, measurement
e- grams, cubed, ratio
f- g/mL, g/cc
g- space, amount
h- characteristic property
i- Density
j- general, solids, liquids, liquids, gases
k- 1 g/mL or 1 g/cm3.
l- lower

John Lee

2016-09-30 14:25:39 UTC

a. A graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in milliliters or cubic centimeters to 1 decimal place..
b. One milliliter is equal to one cm^3 or (cc).
c. Qualitative data belong to different observations or recordings and have no in-between values.
d. Quantitative data are able to be measured based on standard measurement scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)
e. Density is defined as the mass per unit ratio of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ratio of the two measurements .
f. Density units are (cm^3/cc) or (grams/mL).
g. The density depends on the space between the particles and the distance of the particles themselves.
h. A characteristic property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.
i. Density is an example of a characteristic property.
j. In general,
gases are denser than liquids and solids are denser than liquids.
k. The density of pure water is 1 g/mL or 1 g/cm3.
l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is less than 1 g/cm3.

Anson Tran

2016-09-30 14:25:50 UTC

Matthew Krill

2016-09-30 14:26:25 UTC

a)measure the volume of a liquid in mL
b).1(cc)
c)Groups and categories

a. A graduated cylinder is used to Measure in mL to 1 decimal place.. b. One milliliter is equal to one cubic centimeter or (cc).c. Qualitative data belong to different categories or measurements and have no in-between options . d. Quantitative data are often collected based on standard measurement scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)e. Density is defined as the er unit __________ of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a calculation of the two measurements . f. Density units are (g/cm3) or (g/mL). g. The density depends on the space between the particles and the size of the particles themselves.h. A characteristic property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.i. density is an example of a characteristic property.j. In most cases, solids are denser than liquids and liquids are denser than gases.k. The density of pure water is 1g/mL or 1g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is greater than 1 g/cm3.

2016-09-30 14:27:13 UTC

Ethan James

Matthew Scarritt

2016-09-30 14:27:13 UTC

a. measure volume in centimeters cubed or mL

b. centimeter cubed

c. categories or groups, opitons

d. measurements, metric

e. particles, cubed, ratio

f. kg/L, g/mL

g. space, amount

h. characteristic

i. density

j. general, solids are denser than liquids and liquids are denser than gasses

k. 1g/mL or 1 g/cm3

L. less

Tavo Duvall

2016-09-30 14:28:21 UTC

A. Volume, ml
B.cubic centimeter
C. Groups or categories, places
D. data points, measurement
E. Mass, volume, ratio
F. Grams/kilograms, milliliters/ cc
G.realtionship,temp.
H. Characteristic
I. density
J.general, solids, liquids, liquids, gas.
k.1
L. less

Anson Tran

2016-09-30 14:28:47 UTC

A. Measure volume, milliliters
B. Centimeter cubed
C. Groups, categories, measurements
D. Measurements, measuring
E. Mass, cubed, ratio
F. Grams, milliliters, grams, cubic centimeters
G. Distance, amount
H. Characteristic
I. Density
J. General, solids, liquids, liquids, gases
K. One, one
L. Less

Thomas Eby

2016-09-30 14:28:51 UTC

A. A graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in mL to 1 decimal place.
B. One milliliter is equal to one cm cubed.
C. Qualitative data belong to different categories or groups and have no in-between choices.
D. Quantitative data are measurements based on standard measuring scales.
E. Density is defined as the mass per unit cubed of a substance, is calculated using the formula:D=M/V, and is a ratio of the two measurements.
F. Density is defined as the g/ml or g/cc
G. The density depends on the space between the particles and the number of the particles themselves.
H. A characteristic property doesn't depend on its size.
I Density is an example of a characteristic property.
J. In general solids are denser than liquids and liquids are denser than gases.
K The density of pure water is 1 g/mL or 1 g/cc.
L. A substance that is not soluble in water in water if its density is less than 1 g/cc.

Aadhav Kugarajah

2016-09-30 14:29:44 UTC

a. measure volume in cm3
b. cubic centimeters
c. groups or categories;
options
d. collected based on standard measurement
e. ratio
f. g/cc
g. amount
h. characteristic
i. density
j. general; solids; liquids; gases
k.1; 1
l. greater

Maggie Clarke

2016-09-30 14:30:33 UTC

A. measure volume. 1 decimal place.
B. cm3
C. categories, grades. Options
D. numbers. Unit scales.
E. Mass, volume. Ratio.
F. Mass over Volume. Grams over cm3 or Grams over mL.
G. Distance. Mass.
H. Characteristic.
I. Density
J. In general, solids are denser than liquids which are denser than gasses.
K. 1
L. Less

Padlet Review JO

2016-09-30 14:31:13 UTC

a: measure volume in centimeters cubed
b: centimeter cubed
c: categories or groups and have no in between options
d: numbers based on standard measurement scales
e: density is the particles per unit

Leila Ali

2016-09-30 14:31:58 UTC

a. measure volume in mL
b. cubic centimeter
c. brands or types ... data points
d.

AZ:)

1474858 — 2016-09-30 14:32:36 UTC

a. measure volume, ml
b. centimeter cubed
c. Group, category , intervals
d. Measurements , metric
e. mass, volume, ratio
f. g/ml or g/cm3
g. space, number
h. Characteristic
i. Density
k. 1,1
l. less

Elizabeth Chan

2016-09-30 14:32:59 UTC

a) measure, volume mL
b) centimeter
c) groups, categories, points
d) measured, metric
e) atoms, ?, ratio
f) g/ml, g/cm
g) space, size
h) Characteristic
i)

Nina Theobald

2016-09-30 14:33:05 UTC

A) measure volume, mL
B) cubic centimeter
C) groups, categories, options
D) measurements, measuring
E) grams, cubed, ratio
F) g/mL or g/cc
G) space, amount
H) characteristic properties
I) Density
J) General, solids, liquids, liquids, gases
K)1, 1
L) Lower

KH (8.4)

2016-09-30 14:34:58 UTC

measure the volume, mL
cm^3 .
Qualitative data belong to different___________ or ________________ and have no in-between ____________.
Quantitative data are _____________________ based on standard ___________________ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)
Density is defined as the _________ per unit __________ of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a __________ of the two measurements .
Density units are (____/_____) or (_____/______). g. The density depends on the ______________ between the particles and the ____________ of the particles themselves.
A ______________________ property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.
____________ is an example of a characteristic property.
In ____________, ______________ are denser than ______________ and ____________ are denser than ________________.
The density of pure water is ________ g/mL or _______ g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is___________ than 1 g/cm3.

Brady Stump

2016-09-30 14:37:17 UTC

Maysia Mateos

2016-09-30 14:37:23 UTC

a. measure volume in mL
b. cm cubed
c. groups or categories and have no in-between options.
d. measured
e.grams per unit cubed of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ratio of the two measuements .
f. Density units are (g/ml) or (g/cc).
g. space, number
h. characteristic
i. density
j. general, solids, liquids
k. -1.,1
l. less

Padlet Review JO

2016-09-30 14:37:29 UTC

a: measure volume, cm cubed
b: centimeter cubed
c: groups, categories, intervals
d: measurements, metric
e: mass, volume, ratio
f: g/ml, g/cc
g: space, number
h: characteristic
i: density
j: general, liquids, gases, solids

Brady Stump

2016-09-30 14:38:57 UTC

a. Measure volume, milliliters
b.Cubic Centimeter
c.

Matthew Krill

2016-09-30 14:39:51 UTC

a)measures the volume of a liquid in mL.
b)1(cc)
C) groups or categories,
options.
D) Often collected based on standard measurement scales.
E) Mass and volume as a ratio
F)

Rohil Bhinge

2016-09-30 14:39:54 UTC

Ethan Benesch

2016-09-30 14:41:51 UTC

a. A graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in ml to 1 decimal place.. b. One milliliter is equal to one cm3 or (cc). c. Qualitative data belong to different___________ or ________________ and have no in-between ____________. d. Quantitative data are _____________________ based on standard ___________________ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.) e. Density is defined as the _________ per unit __________ of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a __________ of the two measuements . f. Density units are (____/_____) or (_____/______). g. The density depends on the ______________ between the particles and the ____________ of the particles themselves. h. A ______________________ property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance. i. ____________ is an example of a characteristic property. j. In ____________, ______________ are denser than ______________ and ____________ are denser than ________________. k. The density of pure water is ________ g/mL or _______ g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is___________ than 1 g/cm3

a. A graduated cylinder is used to measuew in _ to 1 decimal place.. b. One milliliter is equal to one _________ or (cc).c. Qualitative data belong to different_ or __ and have no in-between . d. Quantitative data are _ based on standard _____ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)e. Density is defined as the _ per unit of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a __ of the two measuements . f. Density units are (/_) or (_/). g. The density depends on the between the particles and the of the particles themselves.h. A property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.i. is an example of a characteristic property.j. In , are denser than and are denser than .k. The density of pure water is g/mL or _ g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is_________ than 1 g/cm3.

2016-09-30 14:44:26 UTC

2016-09-30 15:55:49 UTC

measure volume,

Aidan KANE

2016-09-30 15:55:51 UTC

A: Measure Volume, mL
B: cubic centimeter
C: Groups, categories, options
D: Measured Metric
E: Mass, Volume, Ratio
F: Mass over volume, grams / mL/cc
G: Tightness, Mass
H: Characteristic
I: Density
J: Gas < Liquids < Solids
K: 1
L: less

Test Review

2016-09-30 15:56:06 UTC

Samira Akbary
A- measure volume in mL
B- centimeter cubed
C- groups, categories, measurements
D- measurements, metric
E- mass, volume, ratio
F- g/mL, g/Cc
G- space, number
H- Characteristic
J- general

Owen Hayes

2016-09-30 15:56:09 UTC

A. Measure volume in ml.
B. cm3
C.groups, categories, options
D. measurements, metric
E. mass, volume, ratio
F. (g/ml), (g/cc)
G. space, number
H.

Katie Conner p1

2016-09-30 15:56:11 UTC

A: Measure volume
. milliliters,
B: cubic centimeter
C: Groups, categories, options.
D: Numerical, measurements
E: Mass per unit cubed, ratio
F: g/ml, g/cc
G: Distance, mass
H: charecteristic

2016-09-30 15:56:34 UTC

a.

2016-09-30 15:56:35 UTC

Test Review Loryn Anderson

2016-09-30 15:56:41 UTC

A. measure volume, ml
B. cubic centimeter
C.groups, categories, options
D. measurements, metric

E.grams, cubed, ratio
F. g/ml,g/cc
G. space, number
H. characteristic
I. density
J. general. solids, liquids, gasses
K. 1,1
L. less

Kieran Joshi A

2016-09-30 15:56:41 UTC

A) Measure volume in milliliters
B) Centimeter cubed
C)Observations or recordings have no in between values
D)able to be measured based on stander measurement
E)mass,volume, ratio
f)g/ml,g/cc
G)space,number
H)characteristic
I)density
J)General,solids,liquids,gasses
K)1,1
L)less

Yannie Chang

2016-09-30 15:56:45 UTC

a.
b. cubic centimeter

Jackelyn Clop

2016-09-30 15:56:53 UTC

A. measure

Grace McConkie

2016-09-30 15:56:56 UTC

a. measure volume, ml
b. cubic centimeter
c. groups, sections, categories
d. measurements, measures
e. mass, volume, ratio
f. g/ml, g/cm3 (cc)
g. distance, amount
h. characteristic
i. density
j. general, solids, liquid, liquids, gas
k. 1, 1
l. less

2016-09-30 15:57:01 UTC

a.measure volume,mL
b

Jacob Goldstein

2016-09-30 15:57:03 UTC

A. Measure Volume; in mL or CC
B.Cubic Centimeter
C.Groups or Categories; measurements.
D. Measurements;metric
E. Mass ; density ratio
F. g/mL ; cc/g
G. Mass; Volume
H. Physical
I.Density
J. General; solids ;liquids and gases
K. 1;

Grace Yoon

2016-09-30 15:57:11 UTC

a. measure volume in mL.
b. cubic centimeter
c. groups, categories, options
d. numerical data points, measurement
e. mass per unit cubed; ratio
f. g/mL; g/cc
g. distance; mass
h. characteristic
i. density
j. general; gases; liquids; liquids; solids.
k. 1; 1
l. less

Christina Oswalt

2016-09-30 15:57:15 UTC

a. Measure volume in cm cubed.
b.cm cubed
c.groups or Categories and have no in between numbers.
d.numbers, measuring.
e. particles grams/mL, ratio.
f.g/ml, g/cm cubed.
g. space, size.
h. Characteristic
i. Density
j. General, solids, liquids, gases,

MinAe Kim

2016-09-30 15:57:17 UTC

A-measure volume
B-centimeter cubed
C-group or categories, intervals
D-measured, measurements
E-mass, volume
F-g/ml, g/cc

Jimmy Sunwoo

2016-09-30 15:57:18 UTC

A. Measure Volume in Cm3
B. Centimetrs Cubed
C. Groups, Categories, Options
D. Measurements, Measuring
E. Grams Cubed, Ratio
f. g/mL, g/cc
g. space, number
h. characteristic
i. density
j. general, solids, liquids, liquids, gases
k. 1, 1
l. less

Chloe Choquette

2016-09-30 15:57:41 UTC

a. measure volume; ml/cc
b. centimeters cubed
c. types; categories;
d. measurements;
e. grams; cubed; ratio
f. g/cc; g/ml
g. distance; size
h. characteristic
i. density
j. general; solids; liquids; liquids; gasses
k. 1; 1
l.

Jackelyn Clop

2016-09-30 15:57:50 UTC

A. Measure the volume in ml
B.cm cubed
C. groups, categories, options
D. measurements, metric
E. grams, ml, ratio
F. g/ml or g/cc
G. distance, size
H. characteristic
I. Density
J. general, solids, liquids, gass

Amy Burkhardt

2016-09-30 15:57:58 UTC

A=measure, volume/ml
B=centimeter cubed
C=groups, categories
D=measurements, Metric
E= ,ratio
F=

G=
H=
I=
J =
K=
L=

Questions

2016-09-30 15:58:11 UTC

A. Measure Volume, cm3
B. Centimeter Cubed
C. Groups and Categories,
D. Intervals, measuring
E. ,ratio

A graduated cylinder is used to _Volume________ in _mL____ to 1 decimal place.. b. One milliliter is equal to one _Cubic Centimeter______________ or (cc). c. Qualitative data belong to different_groups or _categories_ and have no in-between Options. d. Quantitative data are collected___ based on standard _measurements______ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.) e. Density is defined as the ratio_ per unit __ of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a of the two measuements . f. Density units are (/_) or (_/). g. The density depends on the between the particles and the of the particles themselves. h. A property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance. i. is an example of a characteristic property. j. In , are denser than and are denser than . k. The density of pure water is g/mL or _ g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is_________ than 1 g/cm3.

2016-09-30 15:58:17 UTC

A. Measure volume

2016-09-30 15:58:23 UTC

Sean Gibson

2016-09-30 15:58:25 UTC

A. Measure volume in mL
B. Cubic centimeters
C.Groups or categories
D.Graphs; measurements
E. mass per unit cubed; ratio
F. g/mL; g/cc
G. distance; mass
H. characteristic
I. density
J. general; gasses; liquids;solids
K. 1;1
I. greater

Yannie Chag

2016-09-30 15:58:40 UTC

a.measure volume , ml
b.cubic centimeter
c.
d.
e.

2016-09-30 15:59:20 UTC

measure volume, ml
cubic centimeter

A. measure volume/ML

2016-09-30 16:00:45 UTC

B. cubic centimeter
C. Groups/sections/categories
D. measurements/intervals
E. mass/volume/ratio

A.

2016-09-30 16:00:45 UTC

jm

2016-09-30 16:00:52 UTC

measure volume ml
cubic centimeter
groups categories options
measurements numerical
mass volume ratio

2016-09-30 16:01:18 UTC

a. measure, mL
b.1 cubic centimeter
c.groups, categories,sections
d.measurements,metric,counting
e.

Allison Kim

2016-09-30 16:01:19 UTC

a. measure volume in mL
b. cubic centimeter
c. groups or categories; measurements
d. graphs; measurements
e. mass per unit cubed; ratio

Rebel

2016-09-30 16:01:54 UTC

JIAXIN HE

2016-09-30 16:03:04 UTC

A. measure volume, mL
B. cm3
C. groups, categories, options
D. measurements, measuring
E. grams, cubed, ratio
F. g/mL, g/cc
G. space, number
H. characteristic
I. density
J. general, solids, liquids, liquids, gases
K. 1, 1
l. less

a. A graduated cylinder is used to ___________________ in _ to 1 decimal place.. b. One milliliter is equal to one _____________ or (cc).c. Qualitative data belong to different_ or __ and have no in-between . d. Quantitative data are _ based on standard _____ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)e. Density is defined as the _ per unit of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a __ of the two measuements . f. Density units are (/_) or (_/). g. The density depends on the between the particles and the of the particles themselves.h. A property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.i. is an example of a characteristic property.j. In , are denser than and are denser than .k. The density of pure water is g/mL or _ g/cm3.l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is_________ than 1 g/cm3.

2016-09-30 16:03:04 UTC

A.)Measure Volume in mL

2016-09-30 16:03:24 UTC

B.)Cubic Centtimeter
C.)Groups or types; Options
D.)

A-L

2016-09-30 17:09:55 UTC

Selah Dean

2016-09-30 17:10:01 UTC

a. measure volume in mL
b. cubic centimeter
c. categories or groups;
d. Collected; measurement
e.
f. g/mL or g/cc
g. space; amount
h. characteristic
i. density
j. general; solids; liquids; gases
k. 1 or 1
l. less

Usra Karar

2016-09-30 17:10:20 UTC

A measures volume/milliliters
B Cm3
C Groups or categories
D Options
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L

Thomas Yoo

2016-09-30 17:10:28 UTC

a. measure volume in ml
b. cubic centimeter
c.

forrest nottingham

2016-09-30 17:10:38 UTC

a.measure volume
ml
b.cm2
c.groups, categories
d. measurements,measuring
e.grams,cubed,ratio
f.g/ml,g/cm2
g.space,number
h.characteristic
i.density
j.general,solids,liquids,gases
k.1,1
l.less

Brian Lehman ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

2016-09-30 17:10:40 UTC

A.)Measure Volume; mL
B.)Cubic Centimeter
C.)Groups; Categories
D.)Groups/Options
E.)
F.)
G.)
H.)
I.)
J.)

KK

2016-09-30 17:10:42 UTC

Taylor Shea

2016-09-30 17:10:42 UTC

a. Measure volume in mL
b. Cubic centimeter
c. Groups, categories, options
d. Measurements, metric
e.

Anna Wells

2016-09-30 17:10:45 UTC

a) measure volume in mL
b) cm3
c) groups, categories, options
d) measurements, metric
e) mass, density, ratio
f) g/mL;g/cc
g) distance; mass
h) characteristic
i) density
j) general; gases; liquids; liquids;solids
k)1;1
l) greater

Ariana Tackett

2016-09-30 17:10:45 UTC

a. Measure, Volume
b. cm
c. groups, categories, options
d.

Will Crowley

2016-09-30 17:10:47 UTC

A. measure volume mL
B.cubic centimeters
C.groups or categories
D.graphs or measurements
E.mass per unit cubed, ratio
F. g/mL, g/cc
g. space, number
h. characteristic
i. density
j. general, solids, liquids, liquids, gases
k. 1, 1
l. less

Devin Alsup

1481828 — 2016-09-30 17:10:50 UTC

A. Measure volume in ml
B. centimeter cubed
C. groups, categories, or intervals
D. measurements, metric
E. mass; volume, ratios
F. kg/l or g/ml or g/cc
G. space; amount
H. characteristic
I. density
J. general, gases, liquids, and solids
K. 1;1
L. greater

Makayla M

2016-09-30 17:11:13 UTC

A. measures volume, mL
B. cubic centimeters
C. groups, categories, options
D. often, measurement
E.

Kyleigh Poot

2016-09-30 17:11:13 UTC

Cassie Zhang

2016-09-30 17:11:17 UTC

A. Measure volume in ml.
B. Centimeter cubed
C. Groups or categories, intervals
D. Measurements, interval
E. Millimeter per gram, calculation
F. Mass/Volume or M/V
G. Compactness, mass
H. Characteristic
I. Density
J. General, Gases,Liquids,Solids
K. 1 and 1
L. Less

Tamara Nguyen

2016-09-30 17:11:39 UTC

A. Measure Volume, milliliters
B. Cubic centimeter
C. Groups, categories, options.
D. Collected, measurements
E. Mass per unit cubed, ratio
F. g/

Devin Cuviello

2016-09-30 17:11:41 UTC

Shreyas Gadiraju

2016-09-30 17:11:48 UTC

A) Measure volume, ml
B) Centimeters cubed
C) Groups, choices, Groups
D) Numbers, Numbers
E) grams, cm 3 , ratio
F)

Lena Hasan (a)measure volume

2016-09-30 17:11:59 UTC

(b)mililiters
(c)cubic cm
(d)intervals and categories
(e)mass volume ratio
(f)g/ml, g/cc
(g)space

2016-09-30 17:12:09 UTC

A- measure volume
B- cm3
C-

Noa Glashow

2016-09-30 17:12:14 UTC

A. Measure volume in ml
B. Cubic centimeter
C. Different groups, catagories or intervals
D. Measurements, interval
E.

Thomas Yoo

2016-09-30 17:12:29 UTC

a. measure volume in ml
b. cubic centimeters
c. groups or categories
d. numerical based; measurement
e.mass per unit cubed; ratio
f. g/ml; g/cc
g. distance; mass
h. characteristic
i. density
j. general; gases; liquids; liquids; solids
k. 1; 1
l. less

Chung Lee

1607013 — 2016-09-30 17:12:30 UTC

a. A graduated cylinder is used to measure volume in ml to 1 decimal places.
b. One milliliter is equal to one cm3
c. Qualitative data belong to different groups or categories and have no in- between options.
d. Quantitative data are often collected based on standard measurement scales(TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.

Tony Gelona

2016-09-30 17:12:42 UTC

a. measure, ml.
b. centimeter cubed
c. groups,catogories, no "in between" answers.

John Byman

2016-09-30 17:12:53 UTC

A volume
B ml.
C cm3.
D groups
E categories
F options
G

Devin Cuviello

2016-09-30 17:13:03 UTC

Minsol Kim

2016-09-30 17:13:05 UTC

A. measure volume in mL
B. cubic centimeter
C. groups or categories. options
D. data points. measured
E.

Wesley Major

2016-09-30 17:13:05 UTC

a) Measure, mL
b)Centimeter cubed
c)Groups, categories, intervals
d)Collected,
e)
f)

Erica (Subin) Park

2016-09-30 17:13:13 UTC

a. measure volume, milliliters
b. cm3
c. groups, categories
d. collected, measurements
e. mass, volume, ratio
f. g/ml, g/cc
g. space, number
h. characteristic
i. density
j. general, solids, liquids, gasses
k. one, one
l. less

Kyleigh Poot

2016-09-30 17:13:29 UTC

A- Measure volume in mL or cc
B- Cubic Centimeter
C- Groups or Categories, intervals
D- Measurements, metric
E- Mass, Volume,

Olivia Schuh

2016-09-30 17:13:52 UTC

A. measure volume, ml
B. 1 cm3
C. groups or catergrories, intervals
D. measurements, metric
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L

priscilla bae

2016-09-30 17:14:48 UTC

A. measure volume, ml
B. cm3
C. groups, categories, intervals
D.mass, volu
F.

Jessica Kim

2016-09-30 17:15:29 UTC

A. Volume, Mililiters
B. cm^3
C. groups or categories, Options
D.

Taylor

2016-09-30 17:16:21 UTC

a. Measure volume in mL
b. Cubic centimeter
c. Groups, categories, options
d. Measurement, metric

Ariana Tackett

2016-09-30 17:16:36 UTC

a) measure, volume
b) cubic centimeter
c) groups, categories

Nia Carroll

2016-09-30 17:16:57 UTC

A. Measure volume
B. Cubic Centimeters
C.

Kyleigh Poot

2016-09-30 19:12:37 UTC

A- Measure volume in mL or cc
B- Cubic Centimeter
C- Groups or Categories, intervals
D- Measurements, metric
E- Mass, Volume, ratio
F- (g/mL), (g/cc)
G- Space, amount
H- Characteristic
I- Density
J- General, solids, liquids, liquids, gases
K- 1, 1
L- Less

John Byman

2016-09-30 19:38:33 UTC

A. measure, ml
B. cubic centimeter
C. groups, categories, options
D. continuous numbers,measurement
E. mass, volume, ratio
F g/cc, g/ml
G spacing, mass
H characteristic
I density
J general, solids, liquids, liquids, gases
K 1, 1
L less

Brianna Gantt

2016-09-30 19:56:58 UTC

a. measure volume, mL
b. one cubic centimeter
c. categories, groups, values
d. continuous numbers, measures
e. mass, volume, ratio
f.g/cc or g/mL
g. spacing, mass
h.characteristic
i. density
j. general, solids, liquids, liquids, gasses
k.1,1
l.less

Brianna Gantt

2016-09-30 20:09:20 UTC

a volume, mL
b cubic centimeter
c categories, groups, values
d continuous numbers, measurement
e mass, volume, ratio
f g/cc, g/mL
g spacing, mass
h characteristic
i density
j general, solids, liquids, liquids, gas
k 1,1
l less

Gavin Danek

2016-09-30 21:18:23 UTC

A. measure volume-mL
B. cm3
C. groups-categories-numbers\
D. numbers-measurement
E. mass-volume-ratio
F. grams- cc
G. mass- mass
H. characteristic
I. density
J. general- solids- liquids- gases
K. 1- 1
L. less

Allison Kim

2016-09-30 22:04:39 UTC

a. measure volume in mL
b. cubic centimeters
c. groups or categories; measurements
d. graphs; measurements
e.mass per unit cubed; ratio
f. g/mL; g/cc
g. distance; mass
h. characteristic
i. density
j. general; gases; liquids; liquids; solids.
k. 1; 1
l. greater

Makayla M

2016-09-30 22:16:36 UTC

A. measures volume, mL
B. cubic centimeters
C. groups, categories, values
D. often, measurement
E. mass, volume, ratio
F. g/ml, g/cc
G. spacing, mass
H. characteristic
I. Density
J. general, solids, liquids,liquids, gases
K. 1, 1
L. less

2016-09-30 22:19:58 UTC

a.volume,mL
b.cm3
c.groups,catogories,values
d.continuous,numbers, measurement
e.mass,per a unit, ratio
f.g/cm3, g/mL
g.spacing,mass
h. characterisic
i.density
j.general, solids,liquids,liquids,gases
k.1,1
l.less

Ashley Yang

2016-10-01 00:18:15 UTC

a. measure volume, milliliters

b. centimeter cubed
c. categories, groups, intervals
d. numerical data points, measurement
e. mass, volume, ratio
f. g/cm^3, g/mL
g. difference, number
h. Characteristic
i. Density
j. Solid form, solids, liquids, liquids, gas
k. 1, 1
l. less.

Matthew Krill

2016-10-01 00:43:59 UTC

A) A graduated cylinder is used to measure the volume of liquids in mL
B)One mL is equal to one cc(cm3)
C)Qualitative data belong to groups or categories and have no in-between points/values
D) Quantitative data are numerical numbers based on standard measurement scales.
E)Density is defined as the mass per unit volume of a substance is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ratio of the two measurements .
F)Density units are (g/ml)(g/cm3).
G)Th density depends on the amount of space between the particles and the mass of the particles.
H)A characteristic property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance.
I) Density is an example of a characteristic property.
J) In general solids are denser than liquids and liquid are denser than gases.
K) The density of pure water is 1 g/cm3 or 1 g/mL.
L) A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is less than 1 g/cm3.

Elizabeth Chan

2016-10-01 01:44:50 UTC

a) measure volume, g/cm3 or g/ml
b) centimeter
c) groups or categories, data points
d) measurements, metric
e) mass, volume, ratio
f) g/cm3, g/ml
g) space, size
h) characteristic
i) density
j) matter, solids, liquids, liquids, gas
k) 1, 1
l) less

2016-10-01 02:25:39 UTC

j. general, solids, liquids, liquids, gases
k. 1g/ml, 1 g/cm3

JW continued

Ire Kim

2016-10-01 03:35:33 UTC

a. A graduated cylinder is used to ___measure volume____________________ in _____ml or cm^3____ to 1 decimal place..
b. One milliliter is equal to one ____cm^3___________________ or (cc).
c. Qualitative data belong to different___categories________ or ____groups____________ and have no in-between _values___________.
d. Quantitative data are ____measurements or numbers_________________ based on standard ___measurement ________________ scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)
e. Density is defined as the ___mass______ per unit ____volume______ of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a __formula________ of the two measurements .
f. Density units are (__g__/_ml____) or (_g____/__cm^3____).
g. The density depends on the ___space___________ between the particles and the ____mass________ of the particles themselves.
h. A __characteristic____________________ property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.
i. _Density___________ is an example of a characteristic property.
j. In ___general_________, ___solids___________ are denser than __liquids____________ and ____liquids________ are denser than ______gas__________.
k. The density of pure water is ___1_____ g/mL or ____1___ g/cm3.
l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is_____less______ than 1 g/cm3.

Ariana Tackett

2016-10-01 17:04:51 UTC

A) measure volume; mL
B) cubic centimeter
C) groups; categories; options
D) numerical data points; measurement
E) mass; cubed; ratio
F) g/mL; g/cc
G) space; amount
H) characteristic
I) density
J) general; solids, liquids; liquids; gases
K) 1;1
L) less than

Yannie Chang

2016-10-01 19:51:49 UTC

a. measure volume,ml
b. cubic centimeter
c. groups, categories, intervals
d. measured, number
e. mass, volume
f.g/ml or g/cm3
g. space, size
h.characteristic
I.density
j.general, solids, liquid, liquids, gases
k.1,1
l.less

Minsol Kim

2016-10-01 20:09:41 UTC

A. measure volume in ml
B. cubic centimeter
C. categories or groups . values
D. numbers. measurements
E. mass. volume.ratio
F. g/cm3. g/ml
G. spacing. mass
H. characteristic
I. density
J. general. solids. liquids. liquids. gases
k. 1.1
L. less

Usra Karar

2016-10-02 00:52:36 UTC

a= measure volume, Cm3
b=cubic centimeter
c= groups or categories,option
d= number, metric
e= mass, volume, ratio
f= g/ml g/cm3
g=volume, mass
h=characteristic
i= density
j=science. solids,liquids liquids,gases
k=1,1
l=less

Katie Conner p2

2016-10-02 14:15:46 UTC

i: Density
j: General, solids, liquids, liquids, gases
k: 1
l: Less

Christina Oswalt

2016-10-02 15:22:12 UTC

a. Measure volume in mL.
b.cm cubed
c.groups or Categories and have no in between numbers.
d.numbers, measuring.
e. particles grams/mL, ratio.
f.g/ml, g/cm cubed.
g. space, size.
h. Characteristic
i. Density
j. General, solids, liquids, gases,
k. 1 g/mL, or 1 g/cm3
L. Less than

Anna Sine

2016-10-02 15:32:11 UTC

A. Volume, mL
B. Centimeters squared
C. Categories, Groups, intervals
D. Measured, interval
E. Mass, Volume, ratio
F. g/mL, g/cc
G. Space, Size
H. Characteristic
I. Density
J. General, solids, liquids, liquids, gases
K. 1, 1
L. Less

John Modder

2016-10-02 16:00:43 UTC

measure volume, ml
cubic centimeter
groups, categories, values
numbers, measuring
g/cc g/ml
spacing, mass
characteristic
density
general, solids, liquids, liquids,gases
1,1
less

Yonas Amha

2016-10-02 16:34:47 UTC

A. Volume, ml
B. Cubic centimeter
C. Intervals, categories, groups
D. Measured, metric
E. Mass, volume, ratio
F. g/ml, g/cc
G. Space, size
H. Characteristic
I. Density
J. General, solids, liquid, liquids, gases
K. 1/1
L. Less

Robert Richmond

2016-10-02 18:55:41 UTC

a.volume in ml
b. centimeter cubed
c. groups,choices,choices
d. measurements, metric
e. grams ,ml ,ratio
f.g,cm3,g,ml
g. space, number
h.characteristic
i.density
j. general,solid,liquid,liquids,gases
k.1,1
I.less

Emma Small

2016-10-02 18:57:34 UTC

Volume, ml, Cubic centimeters, groups, categories, intervals, measured, standard, mass, volume, ratio, g/ml, g/cc, space, size, characteristic, density, general, solids, liquids, liquids, gasses, 1,1, less.

Brian Lehman ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) (Finished)

2016-10-02 19:49:07 UTC

A.)Measure Volume; mL
B.)Cubic Centimeter
C.)Groups; Categories
D.)Groups/Options
E.)Mass/Volume, Ratio
F.)mL³/cm³ or g³/cm³
G.)space, size
H.)Characteristic property
I.)Density
J.)General,solids,liquids,liquids,gases
K.)1, 1
L.)Less

Priscilla Bae

2016-10-02 19:51:36 UTC

Pris

2016-10-02 19:51:36 UTC

P

2016-10-02 19:52:56 UTC

Priscilla Bae

2016-10-02 22:07:32 UTC

A-volume,ml
B-cm3
C-categories, groups, intervals
D-measurements,metric
E-mass, volume, ratios
F-g/ml or g/cm3
G-space,mass
H-characteristic,
I-density
J-general ,solids, liquids, gases
K-1,1
I- Greater

Tony Gelona

2016-10-02 23:43:39 UTC

A. Measure volume in ml
B. centimeter cubed
C. categories/groups/intervals
D. measurement/metric
E. mass/volume/ratio
F. g/ml, cc/ml
G. space/ mass
H. characteristic
I.density
J. general/solid/liquid/gas
k. 1/1
L. less

Joe Pesansky

2016-10-02 23:54:19 UTC

A. volume,ml
B. cubic cm
C. intervals categories groups
D.measure metric
E. Mas volume ratio
F. g/ml g/cc
G. space, size
H. characteristic
I. density
J. gases liquid solids
K. 1/1
L. less

Kate Herz

2016-10-03 00:04:39 UTC

a- volume, milliliters

b- centimeter cubed
c - groups, catagories, choices
measurement
e- grams, cubed, ratio
f- g/mL, g/cc
g- space, amount
h-characteristic property
i- Density
j- general, solids, liquids, liquids, gases
k- 1 g/mL or 1 g/cm3.
l- lower

Nia Carroll

1596750 — 2016-10-03 00:12:39 UTC

a. measure volume, cc
b.cubic centimeters
c.groups or categories, intervals
d.measurements, measuring
e.grams, cubed, ratio
f.g/ml, g/cc
g.space, amount
h.characteristic
i.density
j.general, solids, liquids, liquids, gases
k.1, 1
l.less

Jackelyn Clop

2016-10-03 01:10:45 UTC

A. volume, ml
B. cm cubed
C. groups, categories, values
D. intervals, measurement
E. mass, volume, ratio
F. g/cm cubed, g/ml
G. spacing, mass
H. characteristic
I. density
J. general, solids, liquids, liquids, gasses
K. 1,1
L. less

Jaimie Kaur

2016-10-03 01:16:09 UTC

A. volume mL
B.cm3
C. categories, groups, intervals
D. measurements metric
E. mass, volume ratios
F. g/ml g/cc
G. space mass
H. characteristic
I. density
J. general solids liquids gasses
K. 1,1
L. greater

Hannah Vaccaro

2016-10-03 01:30:52 UTC

A. volume, mL
B. cubic centimeter
C. groups, categories, intervals
D. numbers, metric
E. mass, volume, ratio
F. g/cc, g/mL
G. space, amount
H. characteristic
I. density
J. general, solids, liquids, liquids, gasses
K. 1,1
L. less

Olivia Schuh

1469149 — 2016-10-03 01:32:50 UTC

A. measure volume ml
B. cubic centimeter
C. groups; categories
D. measurements; metric
E. grams; cubed; ratio
F. g/ml, g/cc
G. space, amount
H. characteristic
I. density
J. general, solids, liquids, gasses
K. 1,1
L. less

Karina (Hyunseo) Hwang

2016-10-03 02:26:05 UTC

A graduated cylinder is used to measure the volume in mL to 1 decimal place.
One mL is equal to one cm^3 .
Qualitative data belong to different categories or groups and have no in-between intervals.
Quantitative data are informational and based on standard measurement scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)
Density is defined as the grams per unit mL of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ratio of the two measurements .
Density units are (cm^3/cc) or (grams/mL).
The density depends on the space/area between the particles and the amount of the particles themselves.
A characteristic property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.
Density and color is an example of a characteristic property.
In solid form, solids are denser than liquids and liquids are denser than gas.
The density of pure water is 1 g/mL or 1 g/cm3. l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is less than 1 g/cm3.

Samira Akbary

2016-10-03 09:54:08 UTC

A- measure volume in mL

B- centimeter cubed

C- groups, categories, measurements

D- measurements, metric

E- mass, volume, ratio

F- g/mL, g/Cc

G- space, number

H- Characteristic

J-
K- 1/1
I- less

Chloe Choquette cont.

2016-10-03 10:23:28 UTC

Chloe Choquette cont.

2016-10-03 10:26:01 UTC

L. Less

Brady Stump

2016-10-03 14:10:31 UTC

a. Measure volume, milliliters.
b. Centimeter Cubed
c. Categories, Groups, measurements
d. Measured, unit
e. Mass, volume, ratio
f. g/cm3, ?
g. Ratio, space, volume
h. Characteristic
i. Density
j. general, solids, liquids, liquids, gasses
k. 1,1
l. less

Leila Ali

2016-10-03 20:07:46 UTC

a: volume, ml
b:cubic centimeter
c: groups, categories, intervals
d: intervals, measurements
e: mass, volume, ratio
f: g/ml, g/cc
g: space, mass
h: characteristics
i:Density
j: general, solids, liquids, liquids, gases
k: 1/1, 1/1
l: less

Owen Hayes 2

2016-10-03 20:09:40 UTC

H. characteristic
I. Density
J. general, solids liquids liquids gases
K. 1, 1
L. less

Rishi Saggurti

2016-10-04 11:33:09 UTC

a. A graduated cylinder is used to _______volume in ____ml to 1 decimal place..
b. One milliliter is equal to one _____cm3 or (cc).
c. Qualitative data belong to different ____groups_______ or catagories and have no in-between __values
d. Quantitative data are ___continuous numbers____ based on standard ____measurement scales (TBB, GC, rulers, thermometers, etc.)
e. Density is defined as the ___mass__ per unit ___volume__of a substance, is calculated using the formula: D=m/v, and is a ____ratio______ of the two measuements .
f. Density units are (_g___/__cm3___) or (__g___/___ml___).
g. The density depends on the ____spacing______ between the particles and the ___mass____ of the particles themselves.
h. A ____characteristic_____ property is one that does not depend on the size of the sample and can be used to identify a substance (along with other properties). It is very specific and can sometimes be used alone to identify a substance.
i. ___Density_________ is an example of a characteristic property.
j. In ___general_________, _____solids_____ are denser than ___liquids_______ and ____liquids_____ are denser than ____gases________.
k. The density of pure water is ____1____ g/mL or ___1____ g/cm3.
l. A substance that is not soluble in water will float in water if its density is____less____ than 1 g/cm3.

Ash Deb

2016-10-04 14:08:05 UTC

a. Volume and mL
b. Cc
c. Groups, categories, and values
d. Continuous numbers and measurement
e. Mass, volume, and ratio
f. g/cc and g/mL
g. Spacing and mass
h. Characteristic
i. Density
j. General, solids, liquids, gases
k. One
l. Less

Emma Tosh

2016-10-04 14:14:49 UTC

A. the volume in ml
B.cm cubed
C. groups, categories, options
D. measurements, metric
E. grams, ml, ratio
F. g/ml or g/cc
G. distance, size
H. characteristic
I. Density
J. general, solids, liquids, gass

2016-10-04 15:34:00 UTC

1. volume
2. cc
3. groups
4. measurment
5. mass per unit/ volume/ ratio
6. gcm3/gml
7. spacing mass
8. characteristic
9. density
10. general solids liquids
11. 1 gram per ml
12. less dense

MinAe Kim

2016-10-04 15:36:18 UTC

A. Measure the volume in ml
B. cm cubed
C. groups, categories, options
D. measurements, metric
E. grams, ml, ratio
F. g/ml or g/cc
G. distance, size
H. characteristic
I. Density
J. general, solids, liquids, gass

Wesley Major Pd 6

2016-10-04 16:53:56 UTC

A)Measure, mL
B)cm3
C)Groups, categories
D)
E)
F)

Sara Willcox

2016-10-04 21:45:46 UTC

a. volume, ml
b. cm3
c. groups, categories, values
d. no idea
e. mass, volume, ratio
f. g/ml, g/cc
g. spacing, mass
h. characteristic
i. density
j. general, solids, liquids, liquids, gases
k. 1 g/mL or 1 g/cc
l.less

Gabriella Alvarado

2016-10-05 14:10:05 UTC

A) Measure, mL
B) cm3
C) Groups, categories
D) Continuous, numbers
E) Mass, volume, ratio
F) g/cm3 or g/mL
G) Spacing, mass
H) Characteristic
I) Density
J) General, solids, liquids, liquids, gases
K) 1 g/Ml
L) Less dense

Taylor Shea

2016-10-06 01:28:10 UTC

a.Measure volume; mL
b. cubic centimeters
c. groups, categories, options
d.

Taylor Shea

2016-10-06 01:31:59 UTC

a. measure volume, mL
b. cubic centimeters
c. groups, categories, intervals
d. measurements, metric
e. mass, volume, ratios
f. g/mL, g/cm3
g. space, mass
h. characteristic
i. density
j. solids, liquids, gasses
k.1/1
l. Less

Audrey Fisher

2016-10-06 12:14:28 UTC

Wesley Major

2016-10-08 02:25:44 UTC

a) Measure, mL
b)Centimeter cubed
c)Groups, categories, intervals
d)Collected,
e)mass, volume, ratio
f)g/ml, g/cc
g)space, mass
h)characteristic
i)density
j)general, solids, liquids, liquids, gasses
k)1, 1
l)less

Aidan Kane

2016-10-13 19:20:25 UTC

a) measure, mL
b) gram
c)

Tanvi Breinig

2016-10-13 19:26:09 UTC

a)measure volume, mL
b)cubic centimeter
c)groups, categories, intervals
d)measurements, metric
e)mass, volume, ratio
f)g/mL, g/cm3
g)space, size
h)characteristic
i)conductivity
j)general, solids, liquids, gases
k)1, 1
l)less

Grace McConkie

2016-10-14 02:36:46 UTC

Grace McConkie

2016-10-14 02:37:33 UTC

Rohil Bhinge

2016-10-16 18:30:22 UTC

A) Mass, Milliliters
B) Cubic Centimeter
C) Groups, Categories
D) Measurements, Numeric
E) Grams, mL, ratio
F) g, mL, g, cc
G) space, size
H) characteristic properties
I) Density
J) the world, solids, liquids, liquids, gases
K) 1, 1
L) less

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2016-10-27 20:04:28 UTC

a. measure volume, milliliters
b. cm3
c. groups, categories
d. collected, measurements
e. states of matter, solids, gases, gases, liquids
f. g/ml, g/cc
g. space, number
h. Characteristics
I. density
j. general, solids, liquids, gases
k. one
l. less