TITLE:

DENSER THAN YOU THINK

OBJECTIVE:

TO DETERMINE THE DENSITY OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF LIQUID

MATERIALS:

 GLASS CONTAINER
 SYRINGE
 HONEY
 MAPLE SYRUP
 MILK
 DISH SOAP
 WATER
 OLIVE OIL
 CANOLA OIL
 BRAKE FLUID
 ALCOHOL
 FOOD COLORING

PROCEDURE:

1. PREPARE ALL THE MATERIALS NEEDED.

2. PUT FOOD COLORING ON WATER AND ALCOHOL TO CLEARLY SEE THEM IN THE CONTAINER.
3. PUT THE LIQUIDS ONE BY ONE INTO THE CONTAINER IN THEIR ORDER OF DENSITY: HONEY,
MAPLE SYRUP, MILK, DISH SOAP, WATER, OLIVE OIL, CANOLA OIL, BRAKE FLUID, ALCOHOL.
4. USE SYRINGE ON MILK, DISH SOAP AND WATER TO SLOWLY POUR THEM IN THE CONTAINER.
5. LET THE FLUIDS SETTLE AND OBSERVE THE DIFFERENT LAYERS FORMED.

OBSERVATION:

THE LESS DENSE AMONG THE FLUID WHICH IS ALCOHOL STAYED AT THE TOP WHILE THE DENSEST
WHICH IS HONEY STAYED AT THE BOTTOM AND THE LIQUIDS FORM LAYERS ON TOP OF EACH OTHER.

CONCLUSION:

SUBSTANCES THAT ARE DENSER CREATE THE BASE OF THE TOWER, WHILE SUBSTANCES THAT ARE LESS
DENSE SEEM TO FLOAT IN THE MIDDLE AND ON TOP.