Question

use the densities of the substances below to determine how they will settle out in the graduated cylinder from top to bottom. instruction: drag the liquids on the graduated cylinder. water d = 1g/ml milk d = 1.03g/ml honey d = 1.42g/ml baby oil d =.83g/ml rubbing alcohol d =.79g/ml

Explanation:

Step1: Compare the densities

The density of rubbing alcohol is \(0.79g/ml\), baby oil is \(0.83g/ml\), water is \(1g/ml\), milk is \(1.03g/ml\), and honey is \(1.42g/ml\).

Step2: Arrange from lowest to highest density

Liquids with lower density float on top of liquids with higher density. So, from top (lowest density) to bottom (highest density): rubbing alcohol (\(0.79g/ml\)), baby oil (\(0.83g/ml\)), water (\(1g/ml\)), milk (\(1.03g/ml\)), honey (\(1.42g/ml\)).

Answer:

Rubbing Alcohol, Baby Oil, Water, Milk, Honey.