Aim: To look at climate change and the greenhouse affect
Aim: To see how hot it could get with a heat lamp
Aim: To see how hot it could get with a heat lamp
Materials
- 1 plastic bottle
- 1 Teaspoon Baking Soda and Citric Acid
- 1 heat lamp
- 1 Thermometer
- 100 ml water
- 1 rubber band
Procedure:
- Come and collect all of the materials from Mr Palmer.
- Setting up the lights, bottles, thermometers and bungs.
- Mr Palmer adds the baking soda mix along with 100ml of water.
- Wait for 5 minutes and start recording the temperature.
Variables:
All water added to the bottles was from the classroom tap
Minutes
|
Bottle 1: Water
|
Bottle 2: CO2 Gas
|
0 | 18.c | 18.c |
5 | 25.c | 18.c |
10 | 26.c | 25.c |
15
|
No Recording.
|
No Recording.
|
20
|
No Recording.
|
No Recording.
|
25
|
No Recording.
|
No Recording.
|
30
|
No Recording.
|
No Recording.
|
35
|
No Recording.
|
No Recording.
|
40
|
28.c
|
38.c
|
Conclusion:
The normal bottle of water didn't get as hot as the CO2 water. This is just the same as climate change. I also found this experiment interesting.
The normal bottle of water didn't get as hot as the CO2 water. This is just the same as climate change. I also found this experiment interesting.
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