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Experimental components A semi-transparent plastic cup, a graduated cylinder, a float, a weight, and a force gauge Experimental process 1. First, use the force gauge to measure the mass G1 of the float and the weight hanging below it.2. Fill the semi-transparent plastic cup with water.3. Hang the float on the force gauge, then hang the weight below the float, and then place the float in the large semi-transparent plastic cup filled with water. At this point, you will observe that the value of the force gauge gradually decreases as the weight-loaded float sinks until the weight is completely submerged in water. Read the value of the force gauge G2. From this, you can calculate the buoyancy force F = G1 - G2 on the weight.4. From the graduated cylinder, you can read that the volume of water that overflows is V1 and its mass is G3. Experimental phenomena The weight of the water that overflows is equal to the buoyancy force on the object. Experimental conclusion An object immersed in a static fluid (gas or liquid) is subject to a buoyancy force, which is equal to the weight of the fluid displaced by that object.

Physics Lab Kits - Archimedes' principle of buoyancy and its relationship to the displacement of water

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Experimental components

A semi-transparent plastic cup, a graduated cylinder, a float, a weight, and a force gauge

Experimental process 1. First, use the force gauge to measure the mass G1 of the float and the weight hanging below it.
2. Fill the semi-transparent plastic cup with water.
3. Hang the float on the force gauge, then hang the weight below the float, and then place the float in the large semi-transparent plastic cup filled with water. At this point, you will observe that the value of the force gauge gradually decreases as the weight-loaded float sinks until the weight is completely submerged in water. Read the value of the force gauge G2. From this, you can calculate the buoyancy force F = G1 - G2 on the weight.
4. From the graduated cylinder, you can read that the volume of water that overflows is V1 and its mass is G3.
Experimental phenomena The weight of the water that overflows is equal to the buoyancy force on the object.
Experimental conclusion An object immersed in a static fluid (gas or liquid) is subject to a buoyancy force, which is equal to the weight of the fluid displaced by that object.
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Physics Lab Kits - Archimedes' principle of buoyancy and its relationship to the displacement of water

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