This Density of Copper lab was an experiment, which helped to show how to calculate the density of copper while comparing the results of the density of water. While doing this experiment we had to remember the density of water, which is 1g/cm3. However, before trying to find the density we needed to make sure we had the mass and volume. We were given two ways to help find the density of copper and a beaker. I had to first measure the mass of the copper by picking it up and gently placing it in the analytical balance. Which then you’re given the mass, which you right down in your lab notebook. Then place around 10mL of water into the beaker and careful slide/ drop the cylinder copper inside the beaker to find the water displacement. And as the
