Ok so right now I have a balloon in the fridge, I'm leaving it in for 30 min. Then I'm gonna take it out and see what happened. After that I'm gonna put it in the freezer for 30 min. What do you think the results will be for the fridge and the freezer?
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you might see difference in weight of the two balloons. because in fridge the temperature might cause the air inside the balloon to become more humid. where as the one in freezer might cause the humid air to freeze.
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In the fridge, the balloon, will become a little smaller, and in the freezer, it will become much smaller. A simple way to test this, is to take scotch tape and wrap it around the balloon, before you begin colling it. After a brief trip in the fridge or freezer, it will have little bumps in it, showing that the balloon has indeed shrunk. If left out at room temperature, these bumps will go away again.
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not what do I think, what do YOU think
an experiment is to see what happens
a theory is to explain why
do you know the temperature in the room, rhe refrigerator , the freezer? how can you tell
could you put it in WARM not burning hot oven?
what will you measure on the balloon?
does its coror change? would you expect that.
an experiment is to see what happens
a theory is to explain why
do you know the temperature in the room, rhe refrigerator , the freezer? how can you tell
could you put it in WARM not burning hot oven?
what will you measure on the balloon?
does its coror change? would you expect that.