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Tuesday, September 10, 2019

Solar Energy




Aim: To find out which color attracts the suns heat.

Hypothesis: I think black attracts more heat because it's a darker color. 

Materials:

  1.  White paper
  2.  Black paper
  3.  Tin foil
  4.  Heat lamp
  5. Styrofoam cup
  6. Clear cup

Steps

  1. Get your materials and get in a group of three or four 
  2. Put your tin foil and black plastic around the two cups
  3.  Put the heat lamp on and wait for the minutes on the chart 
  4.  after your timer is up put the thermometer into the water for one minute 
  5.  Take out the thermometer out of the water and put a timer for another one minute 
  6. Record what the result was. 

Findings:

In this photo, it includes three cups and a heat lamp two of the cups are covered and one is not, one of them is covered with a black garbage bag, and the other is covered with tin foil. the other cup is just a normal styrofoam cup, in each cup, there is 1/4 of water in all three cups. 





Time 
Cup 1
White
Cup 2
Black
Cup 3
Tinfoil
0
161616
15
181817
30
171818
45



Conclusion




Activity:

In pairs rate the livability of coal vs solar energy.

Comparing Coal energy with Solar energy ( Rate; 1 = poor to 10 = great)

Factor
Solar
Coal
Livability


Sustainability


Accessibility


Cost


Your choice...



Solar Sharing ( from 2040)

Friday, September 6, 2019

Water Cycle



Title

Water Cycle

Purpose

To see how a water cycle works

Materials

  • Ziplock Bag
  • Marker(any color)
  • Draw a water cycle
  • Name the section
  • Hot water 
  • Blue food coloring
  • Two-sided sticky tape

Steps

  • Take zip lock bag  
  • draw the water cycle 
  • Name the sections of the water cycle
  • Take hot water and put in a ¼ of water in the 
  • Put two drops of blue food coloring 
  • Close zip lock bag
  • put two-sided tape on both ends of the plastic bag 
  • And attach to a window 

  • Take a zip lock bag 
  • Draw the water cycle
  • Put two-sided sticky tape on both ends
  • Attach litmus paper to top end
  • Put ¼ of soda water in a ziplock bag
  • Put two drops of blue food coloring 
  • Put a teaspoon of baking soda in bag 
  • Close tight
  • Attach to window

Conclusion

I think the outcome of this experiment will be...
The first bag will be very misty and humid almost as if your standing on top of a misty mountain in the rain forest, but I think it will look like an old water bottle with the fog inside of it.
I think the other bag will just turn into a really groggy blueish white powder water, like an old expired protein mix.
It was quite fun learning about gases and how they effect our earth, I was quite intregred when I Learnt what a water cycle was. after we learnt the names of different type of gas names, after the explaing was finished when got into a group of three.