Cubic Centimeter
Product Code : JA-MLE-9353
The Cubic Centimeter model (SKU JA-MLE-9353) is a plastic volume teaching aid built around a 10 cm cube whose sides are divided into square centimetres. As a cubic centimetre model for volume teaching, it comes with a detachable 1 cm top, one 10 cm line and one 1 cm cube, so students can compare a single cubic centimetre, a 10 cm line and the full cube, and link the 1000 cubic centimetre cube to one litre.
Specifications
The model is made of plastic: a 10 cm cube with its sides divided into square centimetres, a detachable top of 1 cm, one 10 cm line and one 1 cm cube.
| Product | Cubic Centimeter |
| SKU | JA-MLE-9353 |
| Material | Plastic |
| Main cube | 10 cm, sides divided into square centimetres |
| Detachable top | 1 cm |
| Line | One, 10 cm |
| Unit cube | One, 1 cm |
Uses of the cubic centimetre model
The model is used in school mathematics and physics lessons on measurement to make units of volume concrete, showing that a 10 cm cube holds 1000 cubic centimetres, which equals one litre.
- Introducing the cubic centimetre as a unit of volume
- Showing that a 10 cm cube has a volume of 1000 cubic centimetres, or one litre
- Counting square centimetres on a face to link area and volume
- Comparing the 1 cm cube, the 10 cm line and the full cube in measurement lessons
Scope of supply and ordering
Each unit comprises the plastic 10 cm cube with its detachable 1 cm top, one 10 cm line and one 1 cm cube.
Frequently asked questions
What does the Cubic Centimeter model include?
A plastic 10 cm cube with sides divided into square centimetres, a detachable 1 cm top, one 10 cm line and one 1 cm cube.
What volume does the large cube represent?
A 10 cm cube has a volume of 1000 cubic centimetres, which is one litre.
Related products
More measurement and density apparatus is listed in Mechanics Lab Equipment from JaincoLab, a physics lab equipment manufacturer in India.
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