What to do: Fill one bottle to the brim with oil, do the same with the other bottle but with vinegar then tightly seal the bottles with its cap. Predict what will happen to the two bottles if you put them in the aquarium that is filled with water. (If there is no aquarium available you may have a basin filled with water). Guide Questions: 1. Do they have the same volume? 2. Do you think they have the same mass? Why? 3. Now when you put the two bottles in the aquarium filled with water, what did you observe?

What to do: Fill one bottle to the brim with oil, do the same with the other bottle but with vinegar then tightly seal the bottles with its cap. Predict what will happen to the two bottles if you put them in the aquarium that is filled with water. (If there is no aquarium available you may have a basin filled with water). Guide Questions: 1. Do they have the same volume? 2. Do you think they have the same mass? Why? 3. Now when you put the two bottles in the aquarium filled with water, what did you observe?

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What to do: Fill one bottle to the brim with oil, do the same with the other bottle but with vinegar then tightly seal
the bottles with its cap. Predict what will happen to the two bottles if you put them in the aquarium that is filled
with water. (If there is no aquarium available you may have a basin filled with water).
Guide Questions:
1. Do they have the same volume?
2. Do you think they have the same mass? Why?
3. Now when you put the two bottles in the aquarium filled with water, what did you observe?
4. Which of the two liquids (oil or vinegar) is denser?
5. Did the shape of the bottle container affect the density of the substances inside?

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