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  • Measuring Water for Lemonade: Volume vs. Mass - A Scientific Explanation
    When making lemonade, you're usually measuring water in volume.

    Here's why:

    * Volume measures the amount of space a substance occupies. We typically use units like cups, pints, quarts, or liters for measuring liquids.

    * Mass measures the amount of matter in a substance. We typically use units like grams or kilograms for measuring solid ingredients.

    Lemonade recipes generally call for specific amounts of water by volume (e.g., 4 cups of water), not by weight. This ensures that the right amount of water is used to dilute the lemon juice and sugar, regardless of the temperature of the water.

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