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Objectives:
1. Classify materials in terms of elasticity.
2. Determine the force constant spring.
3. Demonstrate fatigue.
II. Materials:
Balls made up of different materials
Spring
Clamp
Meter Stick
Iron Stand
Paper Clip
III. Procedure:
Refer to SAS
IV: Data and Results:
A.
Ball
Marble
Jackstone
Pingpong
Golf
Height 1 (cm)
36
68
70
83
Height 2 (cm)
57
73
70
80
Height 3 (cm)
67
73
70
82
Mass (g)
Force (N)
Elongatio
n (m)
30
0.29
(0.30)
0.027
40
0.39
(0.40)
0.036
50
0.49
(0.50)
0.045
60
0.59
(0.60)
0.054
70
0.69
(0.70)
0.063
80
0.79
(0.80)
0.072
I. Objectives:
1. Verify the Archimedes Principle.
2. Determine the relation between the density of liquid and buoyancy.
II. Materials:
Graduated cylinder (100 mL or 250 mL capacity)
water
Metal Object
Spring Balance
Basin
Alcohol
Salt
III. Procedure:
Refer to SAS
IV. Data and Results:
A. Relation between the Density of a liquid and Buoyant Force
Weight in air W1 (N) = 8g = 0.008kg
0.008kg(9.8m/s2) = 00784N
Density of liquid
p (g/cc)
Initial reading of
gc V1 (cc)
Initial reading of
gc V2 (cc)
Volume of liquid
displaced VL (cc)
Mass of liquid
displaced ML (g)
Weight of liquid
displaced WL (N)
Weight of object
Water
100
Alcohol
100
Oil
129
0.08
0.08
0.062
0.0925
0.093
0.075
0.0125
0.013
0.013
1.25
1.3
1.677
0.01225
0.001274
0.01644
0.0784
0.0784
0.0784
in liquid W2 (N)
Loss of weight of
object in liquid W
(N)
Percentage
Difference
B. Observation:
1. Water line was higher when the plastic toy boat was placed on tap
water than salty water.
2. Salty water is denser than tap water.
V. Sample Computations:
VL = V2 - V1
Water:
Alcohol:
Oil:
VL = 0.075cc VL - 0.062cc = 0.013
M L = p VL
Water:
Alcohol:
ML = 100g/cc(0.0125cc) = 1.25g
129g/cc(0.013cc) = 1.677g
Oil:
ML = 100g/cc(0.013cc) = 1.3g ML =
WL = ML(g)
Water:
WL = 0.00125kg(9.9m/s2) = 0.01225N
0.01274N
Oil:
WL = 0.0016777kg(p.8m/s2) = 0.01644N
Alcohol:
WL = 0.0013kg(9,8m/s2) =
W = W1 W2
Water:
W = 0.784N 0.0784N = 0
0.784N 0.0784N = 0
Alcohol:
Oil:
W = 0.784N 0.0784N = 0
W=