Lynde, Carleton John, b. 1872 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 60
is then found ^nsity 1by dividing the weight of the liquid by itsvolume. For example, if the bottle has a volume of. 100 c.c.and the oil it holds weighs 70 g., Density of oil = -f^ = .7 g. per cubic centimeter Density bulb. — The density bulb is a bulb made of metalor glass; the method of using it… … 46 PHYSICS OF THE HOUSEHOLD tween the weight in air and in the liquid is the weight of avolume of liquid equal to the volume of the bulb. The density of the liquid is then found by dividing the weightof the liquid by its volume. Example. The bulb weighs 100 g. in air, 60 g. in water,and 72 g. in…
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