Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Water Cycle
- The water cycle is a continuous process when water evaporates, condenses, and then becomes precipitation.
- The water cycle does not have a beginning or an end. After it precipitates, it goes back to land water or ground water, then evaporates, then goes through the cycle again.
- The water in a puddle would evaporate into a big rain cloud and precipitate, and go back into a puddle somewhere else.
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Sunday, April 12, 2009
Penny Lab
When doing the lab, what I did was put a penny on a flat surface, and with a medicine dropper put water droplets, one by one on the penny until the surface of the penny overflowed with water. At first, I predicted that only 5-7 drops of water would go onto it without overflowing. After repeating this two times, the highest number of drops on the third time repeated was 49 drops. I learned that the slower I put the drops on it, more drops were able to fit on it.
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