Pressure & Fluids
Arbor Scientific is providing physics and physical science teachers with a collection of student lab activities for the study of Pressure and Fluids. Here you can browse lab activities by title and get teachers notes, student worksheets and a list of equipment and supplies needed for each activity.
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Weighing Air
Posted on January 1, 2011 by Arbor Scientific
Using simple equipment, students will pressurize a plastic bottle and measure its change in mass. The activity can be extended to find the density of air for more advanced students.This post was posted in Labs, Pressure & Fluids and was tagged with pressure, weighing air, density of air
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Pressure & Temperature
Posted on January 1, 2011 by Arbor Scientific
Using simple equipment, students pressurize a plastic bottle and measure the increase in temperature of the air inside. Then they will release the pressure and observe a rapid decrease in temperature. Charles' Law.This post was posted in Labs, Pressure & Fluids and was tagged with pressure, temperature, charles law
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Gas Laws: The Cloud Machine
Posted on January 1, 2011 by Cary Busby
Students introduce water vapor and smoke into a bottle, pressurize it, and quickly release the pressure. The rapid depressurization decreases the temperature of the water vapor, which encourages it to condense around the smoke particles. A cloud forms.This post was posted in Labs, Pressure & Fluids and was tagged with pressure, gas laws, cloud machine, lab 9
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