Experiment from Amanda, Nikola & Martyna
To our experiment we need a candle, a funnel and match.
When you blow next to a candle flame you create a stream of air. The air pressure outside the stream is bigger than the pressure inside. The pressure difference causes movement of the outer layers towards the interior of the air stream. Candle flame bends indicating the direction of the created air movement.
Showing posts with label Experiments from the Polish team. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Experiments from the Polish team. Show all posts
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Against gravity
Experiment from Ania&Andriej
To experiment we used lane and double cone.
First we measure the lane. Leftside has 4 centimeters and rightside has 6 centimeters.
We want to show you that the block can roll uphill.
It seems that the double cone moves uphill (against gravity) but in reality it moves accordingly to rules of physics. Because lanes are spread the center of weigt is shifted down during the rolling.
To experiment we used lane and double cone.
First we measure the lane. Leftside has 4 centimeters and rightside has 6 centimeters.
We want to show you that the block can roll uphill.
It seems that the double cone moves uphill (against gravity) but in reality it moves accordingly to rules of physics. Because lanes are spread the center of weigt is shifted down during the rolling.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Swimming coin
Experiment from Ania&Andriej
To our experiment we need a bowl of water and a coin. We want to show you that mettalic coin can hang on the water surface. We put the coin onto the water.
Why it doesn't sink like majority of mettalic things?
It doesn't sink, because cohesion force is big enough to keep the coin on the water surface.
To our experiment we need a bowl of water and a coin. We want to show you that mettalic coin can hang on the water surface. We put the coin onto the water.
Why it doesn't sink like majority of mettalic things?
It doesn't sink, because cohesion force is big enough to keep the coin on the water surface.
Friday, March 12, 2010
Stripping the egg without touching it
I pour vinegar into a glass and put inside an uncooked egg. After 24 hours I take out this egg. We can see, that this egg hasn't got a shell now and is soft. It is bouncing now.
A calcium is in the egg’s shell. (there is a calcium carbonate, witch makes, that the shell is hard and brittle at the same time). Under the influence of vinegar formed compound and calcium is washed. So vinegar reacts with the calcium- vinegar dissolves calcium. On the egg remains only a membrane, witch the vinegar doesn’t dissolve.
by Żaneta&Kinga
Saturday, February 20, 2010
How to make refractory paper?
Home made video from Justyna&Grzegorz
To our experiment we need:
metal cup, piece of paper and lighter.
Heat is transfered from paper belt to metal cup. That's why paper can not reach ignition temperature.
To our experiment we need:
metal cup, piece of paper and lighter.
Heat is transfered from paper belt to metal cup. That's why paper can not reach ignition temperature.
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Vinegar&baking soda
Experiment from Kinga & Żaneta
We pour vinegar into a bottle and fill the balloon with baking soda. Then we're stretching a balloon on the bottle and turn it up side down. The balloon grows up by itself. In this experiment carbon dioxide is created.
Next we let it into the bottle. The burning match will dejeckt in this bottle, because there isn't any oxygen.
So when we remove the carbon dioxide from the bottle, the match will burn because there is oxygen inside now.
We pour vinegar into a bottle and fill the balloon with baking soda. Then we're stretching a balloon on the bottle and turn it up side down. The balloon grows up by itself. In this experiment carbon dioxide is created.
Next we let it into the bottle. The burning match will dejeckt in this bottle, because there isn't any oxygen.
So when we remove the carbon dioxide from the bottle, the match will burn because there is oxygen inside now.
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Flying cork
Experiment from Ania&Adriej
To ours experiment we need a water, a stand, a cork, a test tube and a burner. We pour water into the tube and dose it with a cork. Then we put this on a stand and burner under it. We heat the water. The cork fires out because steam in tube pushes the cork under high pressure.
To ours experiment we need a water, a stand, a cork, a test tube and a burner. We pour water into the tube and dose it with a cork. Then we put this on a stand and burner under it. We heat the water. The cork fires out because steam in tube pushes the cork under high pressure.
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
How to do invisible ink?
Experiment from Grzegorz&Justyna
It happens because hydrogen contained in the lemon juice, affixed to a piece of paper under the influence of fire reacts and stained with brown.
It happens because hydrogen contained in the lemon juice, affixed to a piece of paper under the influence of fire reacts and stained with brown.
Sunday, January 24, 2010
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