What happens when air meets hot or cold water?
The first paragraph will be about what I think will happen, then about immersing it in the water. Then observing the experiment . After the particles will start to expand and that's what happens in the experiment.
The first thing to do is get all of the equipment for the experiment you will need: one bucket full of cold water and one bucket of hot water also one fizzy bottle and one balloon. If needed the experiment can be done with one.
Step 1: First full one of the buckets up with hot water then full the other one up with water. After doing that put a balloon on each of the bottles.
Step 2: Next put the one of the bottles in the hot water and another in the cold water.
Step 3: The next step is to observe the science experiment and watch the balloon blow up or shrink up.
When putting the bottle in the hot or cold water make sure that the whole bottle is immersed so the balloon starts to blow when it is in the hot water. After putting the bottle in the hot water and finished observing it put the bottle in the cold water and watch the balloon change.
The air is made from lots of little particles and expand when they are heated. The heat from the hot water make the particles warm up and expand. When they expand the bottle gets too small for the particles to expand even more that's why the balloon stretches. When the balloon stretches all of the warm air goes into the balloon and causes it to blow up.
The answer to the question is when you put the bottle in the cold water the air gets cold and starts to freeze and after the cold water put the bottle in the hot water and watch the particles start to move back around and blow up the balloon.
Our class has been doing some science experiments and then writing a story about the this story tells you how to do our experiments that we have recently done. It also
What happens when air meets hot or cold water?
The first paragraph will be about what I think will happen, then about immersing it in the water. Then observing the experiment . After the particles will start to expand and thats what happens in the experiment.
When putting the bottle in the hot or cold water make sure that the whole bottle is immersed so the balloon starts to blow when it is in the hot water. After putting the bottle in the hot water and finished observing it put the bottle in the cold water and watch the balloon change.
The air is made from lots of little particles and expand when they are heated. The heat from the hot water make the particles warm up and expand. When they expand the bottle gets too small for the particles to expand even more that's why the balloon stretches. When the balloon stretches all of the warm air goes into the balloon and causes it to blow up.
The answer to the question is when you put the bottle in the cold water the air gets cold and starts to freeze and after the cold water put the bottle in the hot water and watch the particles start to move back around and blow up the balloon.
The first thing to do is get all of the equipment for the experiment you will need: one bucket full of cold water and one bucket of hot water also one fizzy bottle and one balloon. If needed the experiment can be done with one.
Step 1: First full one of the buckets up with hot water then full the other one up with water. After doing that put a balloon on each of the bottles.
Step 2: Next put the one of the bottles in the hot water and another in the cold water.
Step 3: The next step is to observe the science experiment and watch the balloon blow up or shrink up.
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This is the came piece of writing but the next level up. Under neath is a diagram of what happens and the success criteria.
These are pictures of what happened
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