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    Determination of Fluid Density Using Cylinder Tube. Water

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    The document describes experiments to determine the density of water and oil using a cylinder tube. For water, densities of 1000 kg/m3, 975 kg/m3, and 885.71 kg/m3 were measured at 30°C. For oil, densities of 857.14 kg/m3, 853.93 kg/m3, and 883.33 kg/m3 were found at 29°C. This was done by measuring the mass of an empty cylinder, the mass of the cylinder filled with the fluid, and calculating the volume of fluid to determine density.

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    Determination of Fluid Density Using Cylinder Tube. Water

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    The document describes experiments to determine the density of water and oil using a cylinder tube. For water, densities of 1000 kg/m3, 975 kg/m3, and 885.71 kg/m3 were measured at 30°C. For oil, densities of 857.14 kg/m3, 853.93 kg/m3, and 883.33 kg/m3 were found at 29°C. This was done by measuring the mass of an empty cylinder, the mass of the cylinder filled with the fluid, and calculating the volume of fluid to determine density.

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    The document describes experiments to determine the density of water and oil using a cylinder tube. For water, densities of 1000 kg/m3, 975 kg/m3, and 885.71 kg/m3 were measured at 30°C. For oil, densities of 857.14 kg/m3, 853.93 kg/m3, and 883.33 kg/m3 were found at 29°C. This was done by measuring the mass of an empty cylinder, the mass of the cylinder filled with the fluid, and calculating the volume of fluid to determine density.

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    Determination of Fluid Density Using Cylinder Tube. Water

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    Determination of fluid density using cylinder tube.

    WATER
    No Temperature, Mass of empty Mass of Volume of Density of
    ºc cylinder,m1 cylinder + water (m³) water (kg/m³)
    (kg) water, m2
    (kg)
    1 30 0.164 kg 0.414 kg 2.5 x 10-4 (0.414 –
    0.164)
    2.5 x 10-4
    =1000 kg/m3
    2 30 0.164 kg 0.320 kg 1.6 x 10-4 (0.320 –
    0.164)
    1.6 x 10-4
    =975 kg/m3
    3 30 0.164 kg 0.226 kg 7.0 x 10-5 (0.226 –
    0.164)
    7.9 x 10-5

    =885.71
    kg/m3

    OIL

    No Temperature Mass of Mass of Density of


    o
    c empty cylinder + oil, Volume of water (kg/m3)
    cylinder, m1 m2 (kg) water(m3)
    (kg)
    1 29 0.164 kg 0.224 kg 7.0 x 10-5 (0.224 –
    0.164)
    7.0 x 10-5
    =857.14
    kg/m3
    2 29 0.164 kg 0.240 kg 8.9 x 10-5 (0.240 –
    0.164)
    8.9 x 10-5
    =853.93
    kg/m3
    3 29 0.164 kg 0.270 kg 1.2 x 10-4 (0.270 –
    0.164)
    1.2 x 10-4

    =883.33
    kg/m3

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