MATERIALS:
- Two plastic glasses
- 6 - 8 m. of fishing line
- 2 clips
- a cutter
INSTRUCTIONS:
- Make a hole on the bottom of the plastic glasses.
- Put one end of the fishing line into the hole.
- Make a knot to a clip. Do the same with the other end.
- Tighten the fishing line and talk to a friend.
WHY?:
The sound travels better through a solid (fishing line) than the air.
Welcome!
This is a blog of the 4th grade class in la Farigola de Vallcarca School in Barcelona. This year we are doing “Aula de Ciències” in English.
In this blog we want to show you the experiments we do in our Science Lab. Science is fun!
In this blog we want to show you the experiments we do in our Science Lab. Science is fun!
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dilluns, 26 de març del 2012
Lung capacity
MATERIALS:
- A tank
- A tube
- A plastic bottle with capacity measures
- Water
INSTRUCTIONS:
- Fill the tank with water.
- Fill the bottle with water and put the tube in it.
- Put the bottle upside down in the tank.
- Fill your lungs and blow in the tube.
- Look at your lung capacity in the bottle.
WHY?
You fill your lungs as much as you can and when you blow through the tube, all this air goes into the bottle and expels the water in the bottle, it occupies its place.
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- A tank
- A tube
- A plastic bottle with capacity measures
- Water
INSTRUCTIONS:
- Fill the tank with water.
- Fill the bottle with water and put the tube in it.
- Put the bottle upside down in the tank.
- Fill your lungs and blow in the tube.
- Look at your lung capacity in the bottle.
WHY?
You fill your lungs as much as you can and when you blow through the tube, all this air goes into the bottle and expels the water in the bottle, it occupies its place.
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The candle goes out
MATERIALS:
- A candle
- A plate
- A glass
- Matches or a lighter
- Water
INSTRUCTIONS:
- Place the candle on the plate.
- Pour some water into the plate.
- Light the candle.
- Put the glass upside down on the plate.
- Look at the flame and the water in the glass.
The flame goes out and the water level in the glass rises.
WHY?
The candle flame heats the air in the glass, and this hot air expands. Some of this hot air escapes out from under the glass (you can see some bubbles). When the flame goes out, the air in the glass cools and contracts. The cool air inside of the glass creates a vacuum due to the low pressure inside the glass and the high pressure outside of the glass.
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- A candle
- A plate
- A glass
- Matches or a lighter
- Water
INSTRUCTIONS:
- Place the candle on the plate.
- Pour some water into the plate.
- Light the candle.
- Put the glass upside down on the plate.
- Look at the flame and the water in the glass.
The flame goes out and the water level in the glass rises.
WHY?
The candle flame heats the air in the glass, and this hot air expands. Some of this hot air escapes out from under the glass (you can see some bubbles). When the flame goes out, the air in the glass cools and contracts. The cool air inside of the glass creates a vacuum due to the low pressure inside the glass and the high pressure outside of the glass.
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