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WONDER OF SCIENCE
Introduction
Have you heard of global warming?
Well it has affected the oceans by making it unsuitable for its aquatic inhabitants.
Introduction
Aim
To determine the heat capacity of air, water and saltwater.
Hypothesis
Water balloon - will stay intact the longest
Saltwater balloon - the second longest
Air - the least longest
Method
First the materials were organised.
Experiment
Method continued
Then each balloon was placed over a flame and timed until it popped.
Method continued
Experiment Completion
Experiment
Results
Average time taken for balloons to pop:
Air balloon - 1.36 seconds
Water balloon - 2.11 seconds
Saltwater balloon - 5.23 seconds
Results
What was found
The results from the experiment refuted the hypothesis as they differed from what was expected.
Discussion
Discussion continued
Errors and Improvements
Is the research incorrect?
This small experiment can not be compared to scientifically supported research performed by professional scientists.
Conclusion
What does this mean for the oceans?
Water has a much higher heat capacity than air, meaning the oceans can absorb larger amounts of heat energy with only a slight increase in temperature.