However, if we do a variation of this experiment by puting the candle in a bowl containing a small amount of water, we will find that the water will get sucked into the cup, as the candle burns. When the candle burns the oxygen in the cup, the air pressure decreases. When the air pressure outside the cup is stronger then the air pressure inside the cup, the water is pushed into the cup by the air pressure.
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Air pressure Experiment 9th grade
However, if we do a variation of this experiment by puting the candle in a bowl containing a small amount of water, we will find that the water will get sucked into the cup, as the candle burns. When the candle burns the oxygen in the cup, the air pressure decreases. When the air pressure outside the cup is stronger then the air pressure inside the cup, the water is pushed into the cup by the air pressure.
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